Sentence examples for indispensable to function from inspiring English sources
A histidine and an arginine, positioned in the folded protein near the active site cysteine [ 12], are both indispensable to function.
To determine whether transmembrane domains were indispensable to its function, the CPR5 protein with a truncated form, CPR5ΔTM, with the last transmembrane domains deleted were constructed and expressed in cpr5 mutant.
And executive privilege is indispensable to the functioning of our system of checks and balances".
The chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, has declared that it is indispensable to the functioning of an enlarged Europe.
Social workers say the stress of translating can make some children nervous and tired at school and neglectful of homework, and when children become indispensable to the functioning of the household, the parents often find it harder to discipline them.
The difference then was that ultraconservatives who opposed Conciliation (led by Eusébio, Uruguai and Itaboraí) perceived the Emperor as being indispensable to the functioning of the political system: an ultimate and impartial arbiter when deadlock threatened.
The ultraconservatives led by Eusébio, Uruguai and Itaboraí who opposed conciliation in the 1850s had nonetheless believed that the Emperor was indispensable to the functioning of the political system: the Emperor was an ultimate and impartial arbiter when political deadlock threatened.
The parties, in short, are all but indispensable to the effective functioning of America's democracy, and will remain so, regardless of how they are funded.
This is also where the first passenger train service in India started; the railway would prove indispensable to Mumbai's functioning and growth.
They are the responsible exercise of freedom and are indispensable to the proper functioning of a democracy.
A timely orchestrated degradation of clock proteins is indispensable to the proper functioning of the clock as illustrated by the recently uncovered role for the F-Box protein Fbxl3.
