Sentence examples for necessary entries from inspiring English sources
To support this binding, Hitch Hiker configures an overlay route between the nodes N 1 and N 3(Definition 3).Steps (9)–(10) The network manager establishes the low-priority binding by issuing the required bindHHTo and bindHHFrom method calls, which establish the necessary entries in the Hitch Hiker wiring tables.
Making necessary entries in the data management software.
The software then makes the necessary entries on the proper accounting sheets and statements.
An endosomal protein, Niemann-Pick C1 (NPC1), has been identified as a necessary entry receptor for this process, and priming of the viral glycoprotein (GP) to a fusion-competent state is a prerequisite for NPC1 binding.
Such initiatives represent alternative options for wide spread coverage and acceleration of access to HCT services a necessary entry point for prevention and care,[6] in regions with generalized HIV epidemics particularly Kenya where less than 20% of adults living with HIV know that they are infected.
Admission into FMHS health professional programmes is generally via direct entry into First Year Bachelor level undergraduate study for those applicants who meet the necessary entry requirements [ 24].
For a large proportion of young couples, the perceived costs of marriage appear to outweigh the benefits, and the limited sanctions against extra-marital childbearing in many families reduce marriage as a necessary entry to parenting.
The section pertains to the President's power to interrupt for as long as necessary legal entries into the United States.
Where necessary, the entries for selected pollen terms have been refined by rewording or adding definitions, illustrations, and new micrographs.
This establishes the necessary routing entries in the binding tables of the Event Manager(s) and thus connects the two components.
The loss of gene products associated with de novo synthesis or recycling pathways may be compensated by influx of necessary metabolite entries from other pathways that share common intermediates or precursors to a given intermediate.
