Sentence examples for required element for from inspiring English sources
Owing to the diverse functions of the various molybdenum cofactor enzymes, molybdenum is a required element for life in all higher eukaryote organisms, though it is not required by all bacteria.
Before 1993, ascertainment of diagnoses of AIDS-OIs was quite complete, because diagnosis of an AIDS-OI was a required element for meeting the AIDS case definition.
General place, the required element for every BIND-place, consists of a list of 231 places taken from an internally defined CV.
However, as long as pulmonary symptoms are a required element for reporting of hantavirus cases to CDC (and likely also to state public health authorities), these milder cases of hantavirus infection will continue to go uncounted.
According to the annotations and the references in TAIR, NdhL is thought to be a subunit of the Ndh complex and its mutant exhibited weak Ndh activity (Shimizu et al., 2008), CRR7 is considered as an essential factor of Ndh formation, NdhN is a required element for Ndh complex formation, and NdhO appeared to be a factor involved in Ndh complex assembly (Rumeau et al., 2005).
However, the element library covers many of the required elements for reinforced concrete structures.
A test bed, including all the required elements for controlling the temperature and the solar radiation density, has been built up to satisfy certain solar irradiance and temperature ranges.
However, clear concise language when writing out an I.E.P. is useful for all participating members of an I.E.P. team to understand and when defining all required elements for an I.E.P. document to be effective.
All the required elements for the Archimedes risk estimation were available in the subjects selected for the present analyses.
The last two compounds do not contain chlorines which are required elements for formation of PCB congeners.
Because the required elements for a prescription varied by medication, a table of the possible error types for each medication was generated.
