Sentence examples for more directly required from inspiring English sources

They're a much more directly required force".

Parenthetically, this suggests that centromeres contain more CENP-A molecules than are directly required for the formation of a functional kinetochore.

It could involve an indirect mechanism related to the metabolism of cone cells that are starving after rod death [37] or, more directly, a mechanism requiring the interaction of the Nxnl1 gene product with the microtubule interacting protein TAU [38], or both.

To more directly determine whether RA is required for PDX1 transcription, the RA antagonist, AGN193109, was added during days four to fifteen.

To determine causal influences among brain regions and more directly assess theoretical anatomical models requires testing of "effective connectivity," with models that embody causal connections such as structural equation modeling (29) or generative models such as dynamic causal modeling (DCM) (30,31).

This is likely because, under the Japanese local government system, municipal government workers are required to be more directly involved in disaster-related work [ 11], and most of the present workers lived in the more severely damaged areas and had consequently experienced more direct loss and damage due to the GEJE.

To determine whether processing biases do indeed act on conscious content as we predict, as well as on intrusion frequency, experiments are required that investigate more directly whether training biases in a more benign direction reduces the negativity of worry content.

It is becoming increasingly clear that, MIMO schemes notwithstanding, major improvements in spectral efficiency will require addressing intercell interference more directly.

Meanwhile, Ron Nick Offermann) deals with complaints from local residents due to a new town policy requiring public officials to deal more directly to the public.

Future studies with random assignment to groups are nevertheless required to investigate the causal connection more directly.

On Thursday, a bipartisan group of senators announced that they would pursue legislation requiring the Obama administration to confront China more directly on currency policy.