Sentence examples for establishment of essential from inspiring English sources

Virtually all of these Chlamydiae genes encode a plastid targeting signal, are involved in different plastid associated tasks such as fatty acid biosynthesis and ion transport, and are therefore postulated to have played a key role in the establishment of essential plastid functions [22].

In countries recovering from recent civil war, rapid re-establishment of essential health services and active surveillance and treatment will be central to reducing sleeping sickness incidence.

It would help if there was available a contacts guide to facilitate the establishment of the essential relationships and to assist in capacity building at all levels.

(R7) It would help if there was available a contacts guide to facilitate the establishment of the essential relationships and to assist in capacity building at all levels.

Establishment of vegetation is essential to mined land restoration.

Last but not least, the U.S.A. upon perceiving Southeast Asia to be a pivotal frontier of the Cold War geopolitics saw the establishment of SEATO as essential to its Cold War containment policy.

For 248 years, we've been unsuccessful in creating a critical mass of support for the establishment of something as essential to the fulfillment of our founding fathers' vision for this country as legitimizing peace as one of its core principles.

We also provided the first evidence that these fungal AVR genes encode effectors that contribute to the establishment of haustoria, the essential feeding structures of Bgh [16].

It is no mere metaphor to say that for many rural communities, the coming of the post office was a symbol of establishment, an essential connection with the fact and the ideal of America.

Yet the wish "to reduce unnecessary prescription … and central control" seems directly to contradict the greater focus advocated for subject content and the establishment in the curriculum of "essential knowledge that all children should acquire".

Whether you see that as a welcome liberation from the iron grip of the scientific establishment or a weakening of essential scientific institutions depends on how much you respect the current system and, perhaps, which side you're on of the have/have-not line.