Sentence examples for indispensable at least from inspiring English sources

Animal models appear to be indispensable, at least for proposing new therapeutic targets.

Because European citizens are entitled to reciprocal health services, the electronic health record and telemedicine are indispensable, at least in theory.

The first step in a far-reaching policy effort is painful to acknowledge, but indispensable at least for Europe and possibly other rich nations: Huge numbers of potential migrants make an open-door policy unsustainable.

She explicitly tells us that texts are indispensable (at least for her) to get very far with the things themselves (p. 2).

The first was that the United States had become the indispensable nation, at least when it came to stopping a humanitarian disaster of the kind that occurred in Bosnia.

Make no mistake about it – Love and Rubio remain the franchise's two indispensable players, at least in the long term.

The survival strategy adopted by many papers persuading readers to buy digital subscriptions requires them to publish content that readers find indispensable or, at least, touches on their sense of identity.

Another sort of nondeductive rationality that is indispensable to at least much of the higher intelligence displayed by human beings is reasoning to a conclusion that essentially contains terms not included in the premises.

These elements, however, are merely scenes a faire, that is, "incidents, characters or settings which are as a practical matter indispensable, or at least standard, in the treatment of a given topic". Alexander, supra, 460 F.Supp. at 45; accord, Bevan v. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., 329 F.Supp.

Specifically, K is indispensable whereas at least one of D and E should be present to sustain the proper Na+/K+ selectivity.

Irrespective of the separation method applied, a precise quantification of the total mass concentrations of the different fractions is indispensable, not at least because the actual dose metric-based risk assessment demands for an exact determination to enable a comparison with the results of former exposure or (eco toxicological studies [ 1– 3].