Sentence examples for identification of the necessary from inspiring English sources

In these ways, the demonstration of successful allogeneic adoptive transfer in MCM may pave the way for the identification of the necessary immune responses that protect against SIV in vivo.

However, sequence similarity within these protein families is notoriously low, and confirmation that the mce operons encode ABC importers has required identification of the necessary cognate ATPase.

The reform was reported to have started quickly without any prior analysis of the political, economic and social contexts or identification of the necessary supporting structures and systems required for its effective and efficient implementation.

The starting point for this paper is the identification of the four necessary and sufficient conditions which a building should exhibit to be judged to be sustainable; fitness-for-purpose, cost effectiveness, environmental friendliness, and cultural significance.

Using these compounds, identification of the genes necessary for asexual vs sexual replication and those involved in the switch between the 2 phases can now be identified.

The area of identification studies the necessary and sufficient conditions to estimate (consistently) parameters of interest2.

Understanding learning and the formation of complex memory requires not only the identification of mechanisms necessary for the induction and formation of memory but also the identification of mechanisms involved in the maintenance of LTM.

The identification of proteins necessary for the transition from a simple bacterial cell plan to a more complex compartmentalized cellular organization is of great importance to evolutionary biology.

RNA interference (RNAi) is a promising tool to enable identification of the essential components necessary for exploitation of the pathway involved in cellular processes.

This paper contributes to better explain the molecular mechanism of sodium binding for different serine proteases leading to the identification of the structural changes necessary to engineer a functional Na+ site and regulate catalytic activity in serine proteases.

We here report the identification of the first step necessary for the biotin synthesis pathway in S. cerevisiae.