Sentence examples for necessary for accelerated from inspiring English sources

Second, the team suggests, the delayed fusion might have been necessary for accelerated brain growth after birth, which might already have been a feature in early hominins.

Aberrant cancer metabolism involves constitutive activity of the PI3K/Akt signaling pathway, inhibited adenosine monophosphate-activated protein kinase (AMPK) activity, and rampant aerobic glycolysis and glutamine utilization to significantly increase biomass synthesis necessary for accelerated cell growth, proliferation, and metastasis, known as the 'Warburg effect'.

Global access to advanced vaccine technologies is challenged by the interrelated components of intellectual property (IP) management strategies, technology transfer (legal and technical) capabilities and the capacity necessary for accelerating R&D, commercialization and delivery of vaccines.

Hence, some mechanisms are necessary for accelerating the oxidation of olivine to compensate for the discrepancy between the formation rate of magnetite and the loss rate of noble gases in a peculiar situation of atmospheric entry heating caused by interaction between hypervelocity particles and atmospheric molecules.

Such detailed temporal data will be necessary for accelerate the translation of research discoveries into clinical practice.

These reversals give the White House the cover necessary to argue for accelerated withdrawal – should it become expedient to pursue such a course.

Understanding his sutras that describe the human condition means simultaneously arming yourself with the necessary tools for accelerating the move toward less suffering.

Geographic spread of highly pathogenic influenza A H5N1, the bird flu strain, appears a necessary condition for accelerating the evolution of a related human-to-human infection.

To better understand the molecular mechanisms involved in this process we asked which histone lysine residues were necessary for the accelerated S-phase in Δrpd3 cells.

This parallels the behaviour of the K36/K37R mutation and argues that methylation of K36 by Set2 is necessary for the accelerated S-phase observed in Δrpd3 cells.

The induced expression of a starch-degrading enzyme in the roots (Sherameti et al. 2005) could be a hint, but enhanced degradation of starch might be also necessary for the accelerated development of the root and so expression may merely be regulated by metabolic needs rather than induced by the fungus.