Sentence examples for pivotal medium from inspiring English sources
"pivotal medium" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It generally refers to a key or essential means or method used to communicate or convey information or ideas. It can also refer to a central or crucial aspect or element of something. Example: "In today's digital age, social media has become a pivotal medium for businesses to connect with their customers."
A pivotal medium in the era of the 'Iron Curtain' was the radio, whose ability to transcend (i.e. broadcast across) national borders made it particularly important.
Renewable electricity is pivotal to the medium and long-term reduction of Australia's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, if deep cuts in them are eventually implemented.
Experimental results showed that glucose, crude oil, potassium nitrate and ammonium sulfate were pivotal components of the culture medium for biosurfactant synthesis by B.pumilus 2IR.
The medium access control (MAC) layer plays a pivotal role to guarantee the energy-saving and real-time data transmissions in the health monitoring system.
CCD was constructed by considering three pivotal process variables including incubation temperature, initial pH of culture medium and microbial inoculum size.
The hydration medium provided by the CHC network played a pivotal role in improving the efavirenz solubility via increasing hydrogen bonding as proved by the zeta potential measurements (−18.0 to +0.10).
Television networks interrupted their daytime shows and peered skyward for the liftoff, proving one final time that the medium that came of age during the Apollo missions played a pivotal role in explaining and exciting the American people about space.
The useful pivotal characteristics of a green procedure are the usage of environment benign solvent medium, reducing and stabilising agents, and shorter reaction time.
Furthermore, as adiponectin is a pivotal factor secreted by mature adipocytes, we measured the concentration of adiponectin in medium and the result showed that adiponectin in the medium was reduced after PAQG exposure (Fig. 1h).
Deletion of the eliminase gene resulted in a significant reduction in heparosan shedding into the medium and heparosan content in the capsule of the cells, indicating its pivotal role in heparosan synthesis and shedding by E. coli K5.
Deletion of the sap gene resulted in a reduced capacity of bacteria to grow in medium containing pullulan or glycogen, but not glucose or maltose, confirming the pivotal role of SAP in GBS metabolism of α-glucans.
