Sentence examples for requisite not only from inspiring English sources

Information concerning the LiP and MnP expression system is highly important and requisite not only for better understanding the expression of the entire ligninolytic system, but also for molecular breeding of high LiP- and/or high MnP-producing strains.

For sustainable development, it is requisite not only to assess multi-dimensional items such as environmental impacts, process safety, product safety, and so on, required from human society, environment, and markets, but also to feedback assessment results to product and process design/development.

These are fundamental and preparatory pre-requisites for (not only digital, but also and more generally) technological education – that require multiple levels of analysis and intervention.

Without novel provider-focused strategies, we may relinquish passively the requisite skills for not only our patients but also for future generations of obstetricians.

David explains that an understanding of this text is in fact not only requisite for an understanding of Aristotle's Categories, but serves also as a preparation for philosophy in general — in addition to providing a training in dialectical method (87, 2-5).

However, she knows anything like this would now entail not only the requisite hard work, but also decamping to the US, and disrupting her new family.

Each room had not only the requisite terry cloth robes, but also flip-flops and oversize straw bags that were so attractive we saw two of them on the plane going home with guests who'd bought them.

Here the lack of a face on plants becomes important, too, faces being requisite to humans as proof not only that one is dealing with an actual individual being, but that it is an individual capable of suffering.

And in the case of these deals, the principal players bear not only the requisite technical skills but also the rarer ability to gain and sustain the trust of Middle Eastern rulers.

24 took the thriller genre and amped up the adrenaline even further with the show's format, in which everything takes place in a 24-hour period, ostensibly in real time, with hour-by-hour episodes replete with not only the requisite fast cuts and handheld cameras of the modern thriller genre adding to the urgency but also regular split screens and a ticking clock motif.

The willingness to follow medical standards is a pre-requisite for the sustainable application not only of electronic tools such as ALMANACH but also decision charts in general, whatever the support.