Sentence examples for making it fundamental from inspiring English sources

Empirical antibiotic therapy is often used in NICUs [ 4], although it can lead to unnecessary exposure to antibiotics, can increase the risk of neonatal death, and can cause selective pressure for antibiotic resistance, making it fundamental to employ only the best possible options and only when necessary [ 5- 9].

"This makes it fundamental that the sport's leaders make smart and well-considered adjustments.

The increasing importance of GPUs as high-performance accelerators and the power and energy constraints of computing systems, make it fundamental to develop techniques for energy efficiency maximization of GPGPU applications.

Science has failed to recognize those properties of life that make it fundamental to our existence.

Glutamate, through its role in aminotransferase reactions, is at the crossroads of amino acid metabolism, making it of fundamental importance in the synthesis and degradation of other amino acids.

That means there are as many people ruining the 'erb as there are making it seem like a fundamental lifestyle choice that you'd be a freak not to adhere to.

That means there are as many people ruining the 'erb (Americans who insist on telling you the name of the strain you're smoking, Adam Levine, people who call it the 'erb) as there are making it seem like a fundamental lifestyle choice that you'd be a freak not to adhere to.

During transcription, a DNA molecule is copied into RNA molecules that are then used to translate the genetic information into proteins; this logical pattern has been conserved throughout all three kingdoms of life, from Archaea to Eukarya, making it an essential and fundamental cellular process.

Wolseley's stock has dropped more than 40% since the U.S. housing troubles heated up at the beginning of the summer, but the firm has a strong presence outside the U.S. and strong fundamentals, making it well-positioned to weather the current storm.

Whether set in 1879 or 2014, Henrik Ibsen's classic work makes it obvious fundamental inequalities surrounding gender roles, power, independence and money remain ingrained in our society.

There are a lot of things that need to be worked out to make it a fundamental main car instead of a secondary car, but wherever I go I say, 'You should try it.' " Mr. Goldsmith's mood dampened when he pulled into his new railroad parking space at the Town of Oyster Bay garage across the street from the station, where about a dozen spots were allotted for the electric car drivers.