Sentence examples for four essential components from inspiring English sources

Thus the war plan has four essential components that hang together logically: stimulating aggregate demand, limiting foreclosures, rescuing (most of) the banks and rehabilitating the shadow banking system.

The design of a MB involves four essential components: stem, loop, quencher and fluorophore, as shown in Fig. 1.

Dr. Alison Freeland covered three of my four essential components to strengthening our bounce-back muscles (my fourth being rooted in greater purpose or spirituality), but most importantly she suggested that indeed resilience can be nurtured and enhanced.

As shown in Fig 2, a lower band represents the duplex product X/X' and several upper bands represent tandem repeats are observed in the complete PEAR reactions, but such bands are not observed if any of the four essential components, the two enzymes, the target and the probe, is omitted.

LAP comprise of four essential components: a precursor peptide (known as 'and, and a heterotrimeric enzyme complex consisting of a dehydrogenase ('B') and cyclodehydratase ('C' and 'D').

NPT provides a useful sensitising theory to inform analysis of implementation, identifying coherence the mechanism by which participants understand an innovation and its purpose as one of four essential components to the work of bringing an innovation into routine practice.

In every basketball poster there are two essential components: the first is someone flying through the air in the middle of some amazing, gravity-defying move, usually a dunk.

As laudable as it is for schools to offer anti-bullying workshops to students ("Confronting Bullies Who Wound With Words," Oct. 16), significant research has documented the three essential components of effective bully prevention in schools.

And soldiers and civilians are beginning to understand that development aid can benefit local people rather than foreign consultants and contractors.The coalition, however, lacks three essential components of a successful strategy.

Each instrument consists of at least three essential components: (1) a source of electromagnetic radiation in the proper energy region, (2) a cell that is transparent to the radiation and that can contain the sample, and (3) a detector that can accurately measure the intensity of the radiation after it has passed through the cell, and the sample.

The method consists of three essential components.