Sentence examples for would not be essential from inspiring English sources

An absolutely perfect being might exist, and even exist necessarily, but it would not be essential to it that it is an absolutely perfect being.

Along the same lines, the C.P.A. apparently decided that his assent to their transition plan, while valuable and desirable, would not be essential.

However, negatively charged amino acids in the randomized region would not be essential, because the number of Glu and Asp in the region was zero in a selected active clone N36 (Fig. 4).

Since neurons and epithelial cells use similar machinery for transport, gE is also likely to be involved in intracellular transport in epithelial cells, although this process would not be essential to viral propagation in these cells, it may be responsible for smaller plaque size due to fewer virions reaching the cell surface for release.

Moreover, preliminary experiments with SVM showed that the performances for the SVM using top 20, 30, 40 and 50 variables were similar; hence, the inclusion of more than 20 variables in the classification systems would not be essential.

I would not be surprised if some such drugs would exhibit disappointing levels of inhibitory activity, so that mutational escape would not be essential for the virus to continue to replicate.

Since ((H_{1})') would not be an essential generalization, we only consider ((H_{1})) in the following.

The response to phage infection, which is referred to as phage shock, is regulated by σ and the bEBP PspF in E. coli[ 5]; thus, it would not be surprising for essential components of the bacterial immune response in phage infection to be regulated similarly.

They crossed Whitehall from the Ministry of Defence to warn her that if she took on the trade union movement, the armed forces would not be able to run essential services.

Thus, in pre-eclampsia, the reduction in such signals caused by sFLT1 binding to most, or even all, of the circulating VEGF-A and/or PlGF would not be expected to alter the essential maintenance signals derived from autocrine (endothelial) VEGF-A.

A compass would be essential, but surely a GPS unit would not be amiss?