Sentence examples for evidently critical from inspiring English sources

The anti Shine Dalgarno sequence, one of the most conserved features in 16S rRNA genes is evidently critical to translation efficiency (Lin et al. 2008; McCarthy and Brimacombe 1994).

Such next-generation studies should further refine our understanding of the evidently critical role that post-translational methylation plays in regulating PP2A activity in vivo.

Human resources for health are self-evidently critical to running a health service and system.

Human resources for health are self-evidently critical to running a health service and system, and there has been a small but growing literature on the returns to investing in human resources for health (HRH) from the point of view of health and associated economics gains [ 1].

As loss of MutS homologs (MSH2, MSH3 and MSH6 in humans) or MutL homologs (MLH1 and PMS2 in humans) leads to mutator and/or cancer phenotypes, these proteins evidently have critical roles in mismatch repair and it is therefore important to understand their exact mechanism.

It embodies a necessary basis of logistics planning (Chandran and Raghavan 2008) and evidently plays a critical part in wide-ranging practical applications.

Consequently, SB evidently comprises a critical part of the process that lead to suicide completion, which is known as "a pathway to suicide" [ 13], "suicidal process" [ 14] and acquisition process of "the capability for suicide [ 15]" in many cases.

Evidently, the truly nuanced critical view of the man will take a while longer.

Evidently, u is a critical point of I with (I u)=0).

Indeed, the classical pragmatists, of whom he is quite critical, do not evidently influence his work.

Although punishing the performance of AND caused its loss far more often than when it was not punished (Table  3), the mutations necessary to produce this loss while also retaining other critical functions were evidently so infrequent that many populations failed to lose it.