Sentence examples for is mainly necessary from inspiring English sources

The new processor is mainly necessary for iMovie and processing video from the camera, the rest of the apps and interface probably won't show much difference.

Furthermore, the ggtA mutant of strain 6803 became leaky for GG, i.e. an increase in GG in the medium was observed when cells were grown in salt medium, suggesting that its transport is mainly necessary for recovery of GG leaked through the cytoplasmic membrane into the periplasm.

Despite overlaps in gene expression reported here and on a broader scale by Camps et al. [ 34], obtained using 1 d younger seedling roots, it remains an open question whether Myc-LCO activated genes play an essential role during the colonization of roots by AM fungi or if they are mainly necessary to facilitate it.

The priority is mainly the provision of equipment necessary for patient safety.

This is mainly due to the minimal necessary manipulation of the specimens, and since these emit natural fluorescence, they do not require staining protocols.

To combine the cultivation steps of such a process, a transfer of clones from a source MTP to a target MTP is necessary, which is mainly conducted with replicator tools for liquid transfer.

The deterioration of the runtime performance in those instances is mainly due to the overhead necessary to load the formulation (that in both cases is considerably bigger than in the other instances) and to an intensive use of the separation oracle for the forbidden path constraints.

Both companies feature on the national GCSE and A-level syllabuses, and although no previous experience of dance is necessary, the course is mainly aimed at kids who wish to do well in their exams and go further with their dance.

This finding further confirms a previous study by Darias and coworkers [ 23] that suggested a relationship between glucose metabolism and the development of white muscle fibres, in which the anaerobic energy necessary for swimming is mainly supplied by the glycolytic pathway.

The missing ingredients, he writes, are mainly the necessary investments in money and science by leading technology companies and universities.

The size effect in hardening is mainly caused by the build-up of geometrically necessary dislocations.