Sentence examples for indispensible both from inspiring English sources

Data is indispensible, both in science and social science, but no matter how alluring, numbers are not a priori superior to other forms of evidence.

Pvf signaling via the receptor Pvr is indispensible for both hemocyte viability and migration [ 18,20,21].

We have previously shown that phagocytosis of whole Nm is indispensible for both IL-10 and IL-12 productiontion by DC (Jones et al., 2007), we therefore next investigated whether the uptake of NOMV also influenced cytokine production.

As Patsopoulos [ 20] points out, rather than distinguishing between explanatory and pragmatic trials (PT), it might be better to see them as points on a continuum; both indispensible but different in what they reveal.

In modern organisms, DNA is the major genetic material and protein is the major functional material, both seeming indispensible.

Although neither the stethoscope nor the Salmonella assay provides a definitive diagnosis/detection of a disease or a mutagen, respectively, both are indispensible first-line tools in their fields.

This kind of theorizing is both unavoidable and indispensible in a field like bioethics, and it has done much to clarify and advance often heretofore muddled public debates; but it need not claim allegiance to any particular denomination of high moral theory.

As executive assistant to Marc Blumencranz for 17 years, she was both his friend and indispensible teammate.

Our genetic characterization of srcA and scrB demonstrated that both of them are indispensible for the growth of S. zooepidemicus on CDM2 medium (Fig. 2b), in which sucrose is the sole carbon.

His298 and His333 were both found to be indispensible for the decarboxylation of the malonyl-CoA.

Both circadian rhythms and sleep seem indispensible for mental and physical health.