Sentence examples for important units for from inspiring English sources

Metal dithiolene complexes have increasingly developed over the last fifteen years due to their peculiar electronic structures that makes them very important units for magnetic, conducting and optical molecular materials.

Clusters where expression evolution of each gene is not independent of their neighbors are important units for understanding transcriptome evolution.

Moreover, the third CG seemed to be the most important unit for TLR9 activation.

But that has assumed that an offensive would begin with whatever forces were available, and that the weaponry for important units like the Fourth Infantry Division and 101st Airborne Division would not arrive in time for the start of the war.

Particle formation by precipitation is an important unit operation for the production of fine solids such as catalysts, pigments, and pharmaceuticals.

Crystallization is the most important unit operation for the separation and purification of chemicals in the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries.

Powder feeding is identified as the most important unit operation for maintain product quality and powder blending's role in smoothing out potential feeding disturbances is discussed.

Although this strategy cannot be applied to all organisms, it certainly provides a good framework for determining evolutionarily important units [ 63, 64] that are worthy of protection and management in species with complex reticulate scenarios, such as those in the present investigation.

There was a push towards strengthening "the family" – in this context a traditional concept of family based on marriage between a man and a woman – as the most important unit in society for combating violence, rather than providing support for women as individuals.

Boronic acids that change fluorescence properties upon sugar binding are very important reporter units for the development of small molecule lectin mimics (boronolectins).

The GHS occurs as one of the most important tectostratigraphic units for deciphering processes related to tectonic and climatic exhumation across the orogen.