Sentence examples for successive requirements from inspiring English sources

Due to these successive requirements, HGT with foreign DNA is unpredictable yet a single event occurring even once during bacterial evolution could fix a new trait in a bacterial lineage if the overall fitness is increased.

These data characterize a sequence of events and the successive requirement of TLR7 on the kidney for the accumulation of monocytes on the endothelium and on hematopoietic cells for the recruitment of neutrophils.

Using a series of floxed alleles on a PDX-Cre background he delineated a successive requirement for K-Ras activation, Ink4A/Arf loss and p53 loss in pancreatic cancer progression [ 15] Elaine Fuchs (Rockefeller University, New York) described her laboratory's characterization of epidermal stem cells.

Definition (3) has to be extended as it ignores an important requirement: successive patterns must not only have the same class number but must also be identical after rotation.

However, these effects did not extend to the successive periods, when those requirements were no longer in force.

Following the process of iterative design, the feedback was analyzed to elicit new requirements for successive redesign and re-evaluation.

This sets out requirements to keep successive governments up to speed on meeting climate change targets.

The procedure of design calculation is in reality straightforward without requirements of iteration, successive approximation and computer programme.

The multiframe task model (as presented by Mok and Chen [17] and later generalized by Baruah et al. [18]) allows system designers to model a task by using a static and finite list of execution requirements, corresponding to successive jobs (or frames as they are named in this model).

This area was a likely glacial refugium for other species that also depend on aquatic habitats such as the golden-striped salamander [ 72], so this region probably preserved optimal temperature and pluviometric conditions for species with these particular requirements during the successive glacial cycles.

Another crime often associated with money laundering is structuring cash transactions in such a way as to avoid reporting requirements — that is, making successive cash transactions in amounts just shy of $10,000.