Sentence examples for integrally part of from inspiring English sources

Serious scientists around the globe, in studying the effects of cannabis on the body, discovered in the last decade of the 20th century, a whole new field of biology and physiology -- the science of cannabinoid signalling -- a phenomenon which has been integrally part of life itself for 600 million years.

The two attendant characteristics of SPI which are integrally part of this strategy are the expression of single ectopic cDNAs, and the inclusive quantitative readout which is afforded by microarrays.

Isolated mitochondria were treated with an alkaline buffer (300 m M sucrose, 0.1 Na2CO3, pH 11.3) for 30 min at 4 °C to dissipate any protein not integrally part of mitochondria, followed by centrifugation for 15 min at 80 000 × g at 4 °C.

Music is more integrally a part of dance.

The Formula One event and the neoliberal project that it is integrally a part of is not just about politics and economics, it is about violence, risk and security racked upon people.

"I have to give him credit for being willing to reject his past a bit," he said, "and be out there so vehemently against something he was so integrally a part of".

As part of the current search for cost reduction, integrally-heated tooling is one of the technologies available for 'out-of-autoclave' processing of advanced thermoset polymer composites.

The findings also showed that for a number of experts, wider concepts including autonomy, rationality, voluntariness and motivating factors behind the decision were felt to be integrally related to mental capacity and would need to be explored as part of a comprehensive assessment of decision making ability.

This method was successfully extended the diameter of integrally matching growth of ZnO rods to micrometer scale.

We hypothesized that orf224 was integrally transcribed because of the lack of the Rfp gene in pol CMS and that this led to malformation of the advanced structure of atp6, which subsequently caused an energy deficiency.

There is also the integrally insoluble hazard of America's inactive nuclear power stations (no nuclear power station has ever been dismantled, anywhere).