Sentence examples for required for presentation from inspiring English sources

Antigen-presenting cells, including B-cells, are required for presentation of protein antigens to naive T-cells which thereby stimulate secretion of different cytokines and activate B-cells to differentiate into antigen-specific Ig-producing plasma cells.

Item data storage is flexible not only with respect to storing domain-specific details required for presentation and answer evaluation, but also with respect to storing item parameters required for different IRT-algorithms.

This part of the review process was required for presentation of the HSSMP to the cabinet for approval.

HS chains of sufficient length are required for presentation of chemokines to monocyte receptors to arrest the cells, and ensure firm adhesion of the cells to the endothelium through interaction of ICAM-1 on the endothelium with ICAM-1 receptors on monocytes, a key step in diapedesis.

"It is exceptionally finely finished and detailed, in a way that was only required for a presentation model.

Nearly any scanner can produce the 100dpi or less required for Web presentation, while high-quality print magazines, brochures and photographs may require 4800dpi or even 9600dpi resolution.

Although the results in Tables 7, 8 show the determinants of farmers coping and adaptation strategies, further analysis is required for simple presentation of these factors.

On a microscopic scale drug dissolution is required for drug presentation through mucus and airways fluid to the epithelium, ultimately reaching the target receptor and supporting the desired therapeutic action.

We choose R-net as an extension of Time Petri Net due to its ability to specify hard real-time process interaction, represent the synchronization of multimedia entities, describe concurrent multimedia activities, and illustrate the inter-process timing relationships as required for multimedia presentation.

Another reason for this discrepancy might be that in macaques TG2-mediated deamidation of gluten epitopes is not required for their presentation by gluten-binding Mamu class II alleles.

Inhibition of class II transactivator (CIITA), a gene required for antigen presentation via MHC class II to CD4+ T cells [30], has been well characterized [18], [20], [24], [25], [31].