Sentence examples for essential to establishment from inspiring English sources

Further investigation of the hypoechoic region of peripheral tissue is essential to establishment of a complete discriminating model for tumor grades.

These features were common to all ER+ or ER− cell lines, suggesting that some of the genes within these loci may be essential to establishment or maintenance of the ER+/ER− phenotypes.

The c-met receptor of endothelial and smooth muscle cells initiates migration and facilitates proliferation essential to establishment of new blood vessels (Chang et al. 2013).

A secure democracy in Turkey is essential to the establishment of democratic governance in Iraq.

Given the increasing and wide-scale use of IVFT, there is a need to critically review reports in the literature and establish what criteria are essential to the establishment and implementation of in vitro techniques.

He had not sought high office and did not particularly enjoy it, though he valued his place for the chance it gave him to promote the changes that he came to regard as essential to the establishment of God's truth.

An understanding of the effect of exclosure on soil organic carbon (SOC) content changes and its loss due to soil erosion in arid and semi-arid rangelands is essential to the establishment of stable ecosystem conditions.

There is seldom an instance of a man guilty of betraying his country who had not before lost the feeling of moral obligations in his private connections... Private and public vices are in reality... connected... Nothing is more essential to the establishment of manners in a State than that all persons employed in places of power and trust be men of unexceptionable characters.

The Global Fund supported activities such as clean needle and syringe distribution and medical treatment for drug users (such as opioid substitution therapy), but also programmes designed to reduce stigma, mobilise communities, and improve the service and advocacy capacity of community-based programmes essential to the establishment of sustainable, nationally supported programmes.

Early interactions with the host cell are essential to the establishment of a specialized L. pneumophila containing phagosome and to the evasion of phagosome-lysosome fusion that would otherwise lead to degradation of the bacteria.

This suggests that conserved adaptive mutations in "classic swine" are important for swine-to-swine transmission, and essential to the establishment of stable lineages, but not prerequisites for infecting this host.