Sentence examples for fundamental for the development from inspiring English sources

Interactions between TEC and developing thymocytes, named "thymic crosstalk" [6], are fundamental for the development of a normal thymic architecture [7], [8], [9].

José Sócrates, the Portuguese prime minister, said having a presence in the lucrative Brazilian market is "strategic and fundamental for the development of Portugal Telecom".

José Sócrates, the Portuguese prime minister, justified the decision by saying that a presence in the lucrative Brazilian market was "strategic and fundamental for the development of Portugal Telecom".

José Sócrates, the Portuguese prime minister, said at the time that having a presence in the lucrative Brazilian market was "strategic and fundamental for the development of Portugal Telecom".

Jos??tes, the Portuguese prime minister, told Portuguese television after the shareholders' vote that having a presence in the lucrative Brazilian market -- where the number of mobile phone subscribers rose 15 percent last year -- was "strategic and fundamental for the development of Portugal Telecom".

Dissimilar joining of advanced engineering alloys is fundamental for the development of new applications.

Our results might provide insights into the mechanisms of action of IFN-β treatment in MS and provide fundamentals for the development of new biomarkers and/or therapeutic tools.

To shed light into the mechanisms of action of IFN-β treatment in MS, and provide fundamentals for the development of new biomarkers and/or therapeutic tools, we aimed to identify non-coding small RNAs expressed by IFN-β responder treated MS patients.

Today's society, which is strongly based on knowledge and interaction with information, has a key component in technological innovation, a fundamental tool for the development of the current teaching methodologies.

A deep understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying CCM disease pathogenesis should provide a fundamental framework for the development of novel, more safe therapeutic strategies, specially required for inoperable or multiple lesions.

Three of the most important new materials that made their way into Europe from the 13th to the 15th century were paper, cast iron and gunpowder, each of which had probably been invented in China, each of which also was a fundamental resource for the development of Western civilization.