When she arrived in Shanghai, Ms. Bradford consulted a number of real estate agents, a necessity in a city where no one broker has access to every listing.
Ultimately immigration is a change agent and a necessity.
They look forward to a life of unalloyed bliss, and Verdi, whose love duets are generally about passion snatched hungrily from the jaws of disaster, walks them through the paradise garden before the agents of political necessity arrive and carry the princess off to the old king's bed.
A problem encountered with the first two agents is the necessity to decide intraoperatively where adhesions are likely to occur and, consequently, where to place the agents.
30 The use of narrow spectrum agents highlights the necessity for accurate diagnosis and the importance of obtaining cultures in the elderly prior to commencing antibiotics.
Therefore the search for a better tolerated anti-inflammatory agent appears to be a necessity.
This incomplete suppression of the PI3K pathway is consistent with the lack of apoptosis observed with single agent PI3K inhibitors and the necessity for combination treatments in order to achieve the cytotoxicity that has been reported in other studies (Cheng et al., 2009).
Evolution is favorable in 17 patients (81%), judged on the increase of blood pressure, the beginning of weaning or the stabilization of necessities in vaso-active agents.
The ability to detect and monitor potential toxicities of new clinical candidates is an absolute necessity for any pharmaceutical agent before the clinic.
This notion of epistemic necessity is agent-relative: one and the same claim can be epistemically necessary for one agent, but not for another agent with less empirical evidence.
The real change will come as more and more of the traditional job creators, small businesses all the way up to the Fortune 500s, realize the benefits of flexible workforces and more and more individuals take the plunge into independent, free-agent land — whether by necessity or choice.
