The U.S., the U.K. and others, he said, must fulfill their crucial commitments to "the close friends that our nations have in the Middle East".
The abnormalities of these knockout mice certainly imply a crucial commitment of Akt signals to bone metabolism, yet it has remained unknown whether or not these were due to the cell autonomous effects of the Akt deficiency on bone cells.
Predominantly, the use of face-to-face sessions is crucial; to create commitment, to activate and motivate patients, to monitor patients and to keep up the pace of the treatment.
One family of genes involved in cell survival/death control is the Bcl-2 gene family, which consists of homologous proteins that function to regulate distal and crucial commitment steps of the apoptotic pathway.
The World Summit Plan of Action set out a range of measures for follow-up actions and monitoring at the national and international levels which were considered crucial if commitments to goals and specific actions were to be fulfilled.
Whether Mr. Reid holds firm will be a crucial test of his commitment to the goal of slowing the upward spiral of the nation's medical spending.
During his morning news conference at the National Liberal Club, he re-iterated his commitment to "crucial" education spending.
Here, p38 kinase pathway followed by p16 induction plays a crucial role in the commitment to senescence.
The reaction to today's decision is being seen as a crucial test of India's commitment to secularism and rule of law.
The reaction to today's decision is being seen as a crucial test of India's commitment to secularism and the rule of law.
