Sentence examples for were presented as essential from inspiring English sources
Consequently, Electronic Navigational Chart ENCC) download and ENC up-date service, ENC streaming service, route support service and communication support service based on Maritime Cloud were presented as essential e-navigation services for non-SOLAS ships.
His way of condescending to his genteel aunts, to Lily, the caretaker's daughter, to Miss Ivors and to the other guests is presented as essential to his character, an aspect of his alienation.
The role of experiments for the determination of minor actinide nuclear data is presented as essential to meet the tight uncertainties requirements derived by sensitivity analyses for innovative systems designed to significantly reduce the amount of high level nuclear waste.
Respect for and cooperation with local actors are presented as "essential preconditions for reducing vulnerability" (IDNDR 1994, p. 15).
This hierarchy (from pedestrians to cars) is presented as essential for more equitable urban transportation systems, as it provides individuals with a greater diversity of transportation options to access opportunities and contributes to reducing the negative externalities associated with car use.
Results were presented as average numbers of damaged cells for each essential oil preparation.
Results were presented as average numbers of viable cells for cell growth and essential oil-suppressed cell viability.
In our view, a chapter on the subject of species should be presented as an essential lesson in one of the earliest chapters (ideally immediately following an introductory chapter presenting the discoveries of Darwin and Mendel).
Depending on which site was accessed expressing breastmilk was presented as either essential for new mothers or as a choice in relation to specific needs or circumstances.
TRANSWESD was presented as an essential component of this workflow but it may independently serve as a general FP reduction method in combination with other reverse engineering methods.
IPRs are presented as an essential constituent in the drug development process, a means for companies to protect (and recoup) their economic investment in an innovation (e.g., a drug), thereby making it worthwhile for pharmaceutical companies to invest in research and development of new drugs.
