Sentence examples for formation needed from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this program are to create a Methodist ethos in which students can receive the courses and formation needed to prepare for ministry, to provide academic inquiry into the Wesleyan tradition with special attention to United Methodist as well as pan Methodist identities, and to create a community of students on campus who identify with the Methodist tradition.

Capak and his colleagues first used the Chandra X-ray Observatory and the United Kingdom's James Clerk Maxwell Telescope on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, to search for the black holes and bursts of star formation needed to form the massive galaxies at the centers of modern galaxy cities.

Most of them credit their parents with providing the encouragement and early formation needed to sustain a lifelong thirst for knowledge.

For this reason, and because disintegrins do not express well in mammalian cells or yeast, a bacterial system supportive of disulfide bridge formation needed to be identified.

These striking results show the exquisite specificity of the TCR/pMHCII complex formation needed for inducing sterilizing immunity and provide important hints for a logical and rational methodology to develop multiepitopic, minimal subunit-based synthetic vaccines against infectious diseases, among them malaria.

Therefore, nuclear deficiency of FUS typical of FUSopathies may impede paraspeckle formation needed for an adequate response to stress.

Policy formation needs to recognize this ordering of priorities in order to integrate economic and urban planning more effectively.

The contribution of biogenic VOC (BVOC) emissions to regional ozone formation needs better quantification so that air quality regulators can effectively design emission control strategies.

Our present study highlights that explanation for the low-relief plateau formation needs to consider the complex geological evolution of the Qilian Shan, and the Tibetan Plateau itself.

To set a coherent timetable for all this planning, the Royal Marines adhere to a one-third/two-thirds rule: They calculate the amount of time between their receipt of orders from a higher formation and the point at which their own formation needs to be ready for the operation.

Yet, such island film formation needs high cost vacuum deposition and/or high annealing temperature conditions that limits their usage.