Our experiments show a requirement for a continuous Delta input for more than two cleavages (or about 2.5 hours) before Gcm expression continues in those cells independently of further Delta input.
This probably reflects a requirement for the continuous production of NO which is needed to block cytokine signaling in this system.
This characteristic property is seen as a major requirement for continuous recrystallization of the lattice into a low free-energy arrangement during cell growth and division.
Importantly, attention is a requirement for assigning the continuous flow of air through the nose to either respiration or olfactory exploration [ 46].
A requirement for people to maintain "continuous coverage"—to take an example supported by the new Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tom Price, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan would mean that people who lose their insurance temporarily, because they, say, change jobs or suffer a financial setback, would also lose their preëxisting-condition protections.
Establishing long-term allograft acceptance without the requirement for continuous immunosuppression, a condition known as allograft tolerance, is a highly desirable therapeutic goal in solid organ transplantation.
The requirement for continuous enrollment in Medicare Parts A and B during the 12 months prior to and including the month of diagnosis constituted an additional inclusion criterion.
The largest increase is likely to be in rock tunneling: partly from the nature of the projects and partly from the expectation that improved moles will make rock tunneling more attractive than soil tunnels, with their usual requirement for continuous temporary support plus a permanent concrete lining.
The requirement for continuous regulation to maintain a differentiated phenotype was postulated previously.
Considering the special principles of deploying precipitation stations and the requirement for continuous coverage in space and time, a time-continuous maximal covering location problem (TMCLP) model is introduced.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is less prevalent but is associated with high medical expenses because of the requirement for continuous treatment to slow disease progression, and a high incidence of joint replacements [ 6].
