Sentence examples for is indispensable to understand from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is indispensable to understand how data publishing works across disciplines.
The 'form follows function' principle implies that a structural determination of protein structures is indispensable to understand proteins in their biological roles.
The accurate measurement of behavior of bred tritium released from a tritium breeder is indispensable to understand the behavior for a design of a tritium extraction system.
The formation of gradient zone during liquid phase sintering is a diffusion-controlled process, and knowledge of diffusivity is indispensable to understand formation mechanism, optimize technological parameters and design a new type of graded cemented carbides.
Therefore, a thorough anatomical reference for the analysis and interpretation of connectome data is indispensable to understand the structure and function of different regions of the cortex, the white matter fibre architecture connecting them, and the interplay between these different entities.
Before proceeding to compare the outcomes under the sequential and the simultaneous regimes, it is indispensable to understand when contributions are positive and when there exists joint contribution.
Data on gross exports and imports, however, are no less useful than before because they are indispensable to understand the technological structure of the cross-border production processes.
These earlier studies together point that uncovering regulatory mechanisms on aquaporins at the molecular level, including transcriptional and post-translational modifications, are indispensable to understand the physiological significance of L pr down-regulation upon salinity/osmotic stress in plants.
The combined determinations of heat flow density and of radioactive heat production rate yield basic information about the temperature field and the structure of the earth's crust and are indispensable to understand the interrelations between heat flow density and geology (Abbady et al. [2004]).
Even though context-aware learning has created potential for authentic learning and performance, Brown et al. (1989) remind us that a guide is indispensable to helping learners understand the purpose and procedure, as well as the requisite strategies to resolve ill-defined problems.
