Sentence examples for necessary for integration from inspiring English sources
Exporting results in XML format allows the use of Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) to transform XML output to any other format necessary for integration with legacy applications.
Quite contrary, both, pro-inflammatory M1 macrophages, the diverse regulatory M2 macrophage subtypes and even foreign body giant cells (FBGC) are after necessary for integration of non-degradable biomaterials and degradation and replacement of degradable biomaterials.
Evidence is provided for an argument as to why the inclusion of a decentralized mindset is necessary for integration within a cohesive biology curriculum.
This occurs because the circuit is best able to achieve a large firing rate variance when it is tuned to eliminate any bias toward a particular firing rate, exactly the condition necessary for integration.
Uniqueness of data is necessary for integration of multi-level data and to achieve this, all data in the database must be internally consistent, but must also be consistent with external databases with clear identifiers.
Thus, in this paper we not only seek to confirm the findings of earlier studies, but also to begin the process of identifying factors that are necessary for integration to occur.
Interestingly, LAP2α is found within the retroviral pre-integration complex and is necessary for the integration of the Moloney murine leukemia virus (Suzuki et al., 2004), which may reflect the ancestral role of the LAP2alpha domain.
Hillary Clinton is visiting the country this week to encourage its leaders to make the constitutional reforms necessary for E.U. integration.
The DICOM-RT protocol is presently missing some functionality necessary for its integration into our hospital information system.
It is shown that knowledge of the relationship between condensate saturation and pressure is necessary for the integration of pseudo-pressures in all regions of the porous media.
Cell adhesion on the surface of such implants is necessary for better integration with the neighbouring tissue; however, hydrophobin surfaces do not mediate cell adhesion.
