For an example, we have only to adapt the safe indication view so as to make it clear that it is a relevant alternatives account (Luper 1984, 1987c, 2006).
Moreover, these indications are largely adapted from 'classic conventional' indications for RRT in end-stage kidney disease, wherein the main objective is alleviation of uremic complications.
This approach could be adapted for other indications by broadening the selection moiety (e.g., lectins) for biosensor development.
The MD records contain personal data (first name, last name, date and place of birth, residence and fiscal number) and a unique cause of death, codified with ICD-9 codes (according to rules of national institute of statistics, adapted from World Health Organisation indications).
We find limited support from experimental evolution that some taxa of marine phytoplankton may adapt to ocean acidification, and strong indications from studies of variation and structure in natural populations that selection on standing genetic variation is likely.
Has the Confederations Cup given us an indication of how the World Cup must adapt to survive?
Fungal and oomycete pathogens occurring on oilseed Brassicas provide strong indications of the abilities of pathogens to readily adapt to changes in climate, including changes in crops or cropping systems in response to future climate scenarios.
We are seeing some early indications that, yes, we can -- with time to adapt, and resources at our disposal -- rise to meet the menace mingled with our success.
The outcome this time will be an indication of how far the E.U. competition regulator is prepared to adapt its policies to the harsh economic realities of recession-battered southern Europe.
This is an indication that the thermal sensitivity of the photoperiodic response is increasing in North America as beetles adapt to new environmental conditions.
