Sentence examples for orientation necessary from inspiring English sources

Competing markets makes a high degree of market adaptation and orientation necessary.

Our data uncover semaphorin-plexin signaling as a central regulatory mechanism of mitotic spindle orientation necessary for the alignment of epithelial cell divisions with the epithelial plane.

We present a model of the axis precession which allows prediction of the satellite orientation – necessary for the envisaged laser time transfer via Ajisai mirrors.

One of the worst psycho-social effects of immigration may then be a substantive deprivation of the interest, capability and orientation necessary to frame future as open to positive developments.

Thus, the narrow bithiazole binding groove in BlmB does not prevent the correct binding orientation necessary for acetylation to occur in thiazolinyl-thiazole analogues.

I also like the "Rosetta Stone" in Table 1 that provides orientation necessary to integrate this study with the previous literature.

It might be speculated that the transition between different DI + DIII to DII orientations necessary for maturation is impeded and thus virulence is attenuated in JE attenuated virus SA14-14-2 E protein due to the inversion of the residue at position 279 mainly triggered by the Glu138Lys change.

The biopsies must be properly oriented (usually by an experienced laboratory technician) as correct orientation is necessary for assessment of villous height crypt depth ratio (derived from the well oriented fields of the biopsies) (figure 1).

Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO NOW: Print (adjusting the page layout orientation as necessary), photocopy and distribute a copy of the New York Times graphic "An Uptick in Murders" (//www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2006/02/11/national/20060212_HOMI_GRAPHIC.html) to pairs of students after they have arrived in class.

To perform further deep analysis on development of inhomogeneous deformation, crystallographic grain orientation is necessary.

While some orientation is necessary for incoming students, the two I attended dragged on beyond a point of necessity.