Sentence examples for interest is essential from inspiring English sources

For this to happen, however, a different structure governing knowledge and technology in the public interest is essential (Burlamaqui 2014).

The knowledge of the subcellular localization of a SNARE of interest is essential to understand its function.

System- (or disease-) based subspecialisation or the development of system- (or disease-) based areas of special interest is essential for all radiologists to respond to the complexity and technological advances of imaging.

The first part shows how doing a complete statistical analysis of the fit of the model at the location of interest is essential for determining the reliability of the model data.

However, an exact determination of near-bed turbulences and bed shear stress directly at the sites of interest is essential for this study because various boundary effects such as eddy developments along the walls of a flume may influence hydrodynamics and near-bed turbulence significantly.

Maui County Council Member Kelly King agrees that evolving from a plantation-era sweetheart deal for endless free water to a market system based on the County's economic, public and ecological interest is essential if Maui is to thrive.

Even the mild challenge of Thomas Piketty, with his heretical talk of public rather than private interest being essential to a functioning democracy, is revolutionary in a world which buys the conservative idea that the elixir of "growth" simply has to mean these huge extremes in income distribution.

Human cell samples that maintain phenotypes relevant to clinical targets of interest are essential for carcinogenicity testing.

Due to massive amounts of data that get churned out via high throughput technologies such as microarrays, methods to sieve through such large amounts of data in order to identify groups of genes of interest are essential.

Services of general economic interest are essential for improving the quality of life for all citizens, and these services are often central in helping to attract investment to less-favoured areas and rural areas, thus boosting their competitiveness and leading to greater cohesion within the EU.

Just ask John Manthorpe, the former chief land registrar, who on the We own it website says: "The Registry's independence from commercial or specialised interests is essential to the trust and reliance placed on its activities".