Sentence examples for involved and needed from inspiring English sources

Casein kinase-2 (CK2, spots 60, 173, 256, 573, 618, 792 and 1005) is involved and needed for WNT activation [25], while casein kinase-1 (CK1, spot 310) inhibits WNT signaling [26].

Pandey et al. [ 17] assessed different models for the downstream signal propagation and found that one signalling component can only explain a partial range of the possible reactions, indicating that both parts are involved and needed for the variability in heterotrimeric G-protein signalling and function.

It made everyone feel more involved and needed throughout our entire organization and overall job satisfaction and employee retention improved drastically.

Or do they not appreciate the risks involved and need repeated reminders of the dangers inherent in activities like driving too fast, driving drunk, having unprotected sex, experimenting with drugs, binge drinking, jumping into unknown waters, you name it?

A federal appeals court ruling the next day on the case of a federal trial judge illustrates why recusal over a conflict of interest cannot be left solely to the judge involved and needs to be reviewed by other jurists.

Our data showed that insulin-stimulated glucose uptake is involved in cellular metabolism during breath-hold diving but that other complex mechanisms may also be involved and need further investigation.

They have to control and cope with the dynamics of traffic, user behavior, and active nodes involved and need to be able to differentiate a larger variety of QoS characteristics, such as ultra-low latency traffic, ultra-reliable communications, and broadcast traffic.

If you want to get involved and need someone to "call you out," consider yourself called!

He promised to take action against those involved — and needs to find out whether any political appointees ordered the practice or knew of it.

These reports may reflect differences in the cell biology of the species involved, and need not predict that the same pathologies will occur in people, but nevertheless indicate that the precautionary principle should apply.

There was an incident involving aggression, in which person X was involved and has needed time away from the department.