Sentence examples for most important entry from inspiring English sources
Endocytosis is one of the most important entry mechanisms for nanoparticles [29].
Agricultural land use clearly represents the most important entry point for watershed managers in the studied area, which is why we focused on quantifying the OCs of changing rural land cover.
Antenatal care is one of the most important entry points in which women seek healthcare without necessarily disclosing ongoing exposure to violence or a history of sexual violence.
For LMs, good manager/employee collaboration (Cluster 1) seems to be the most important entry point for accommodating work to the capabilities of the employees and the expectations of the organization (Cluster 4).
In contrast, for HRM, company policy (Cluster 1) and company culture (Cluster 3) seem to be the most important entry points to enable job retention for chronically ill employees.
These specific issues are highlighted here since they offer some of the most important entry points in the dialogues between ministries of health (MoH) and ministries of finance (MoF) and as such they were also central in all the different panel discussions.
L-type Ca2+ channels constitute one of the most important Ca2+ entry pathways into the cell and have been classified by their sensitivity to dihydropyridine-based compounds (e.g. nifedipine).
General littering, dumping of plastic waste and loss from inappropriately managed landfill sites and during waste collection are assumed to be the most important routes of entry of plastic materials into the environment.
Pandemic influenza has been one of the most important subjects for entry screening [ 3].
Food chain contamination is one of the most important pathways for entry of these metals into the human, animals and other living organism [ 7, 12].
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