A number of measurements, principally electrical, are necessary in order to collect data for the design of a cathodic protection system, to monitor the installation parameters as it is being installed, and to assess the performance of the system during its commissioning, testing, and thereafter.
We showed previously that growth on ECM (principally laminin) is necessary for the activation of STAT5 in response to prolactin in primary cultures [ 43].
We need to get on with the necessary fixes — principally the transition to energy sources other than fossil fuels — to avoid the really, really bad scenarios lurking out there in the uncertain borderlands of our predictions.
Butterflies principally comply with the necessary requirements of an indicator for a case-specific monitoring as well as a general surveillance.
The implementation of ceramics in emerging applications is principally limited by the final machining process necessary for producing microcomponents with complex geometries.
Discrepancies are principally due to the unavailability of the necessary data in literature (PtO, PtS cases) for our input parameters or to the characteristics of the EGS themselves, which may be at the edge (Hu1, Hu2 cases) or outside (Ba case) the scope of our reference model.
No principal child of a principally elementary node is principally elementary.
Treatment algorithms for Stages I, II, and III of the disease were derived by age group (< 50 or ≥ 50 years old), <span class="lh">principally from Canadian cancer registry data, supplemented, where necessary, by the results of surveys of Canadian oncologists.
In many universities in the UK and Europe, the science preparation for medical training has been streamlined, focusing principally on those aspects of chemical knowledge truly necessary to succeed in clinical training and as a physician.
The long scene, with its sketches and sharp surprises, its vivid portraiture and covert self-disclosure, along with the running conversation among the students about what makes a story a story, amounts to a kind of impromptu symposium on the relationship between the lives we live and the necessary fictions by which we live them; principally the fiction of love.
