Preciously few studies have actually investigated the impact of each of these interventions upon in vivo immune defense against relevant microbial challenge in old organisms.
She said her experience as a volunteer on Saddam Hussein's defense team offered relevant parallels.
Here are two items from my 2008 post that are still relevant: Defense and development: The Pentagon has recently made fostering stability in turbulent states a top priority, on a par with maintaining the capacity to wage war.
It has become difficult to take seriously an editorial page that argues that in the wake of the attacks on our country, missile defense is less relevant while simultaneously arguing that campaign finance reform is "more important than ever" (editorial, Oct. 16).
That should also apply to disclosure to a third party if the subject consents, or to criminal defense lawyers seeking relevant evidence.
Analyzing this type of biotic defense stimulation is relevant to understanding processes in natural systems.
"We're on the threshold of a new era, where fear ends and hope begins!" When I suggest that critics dismiss this as rainbows-and-unicorns rhetoric, he replies, a bit peevishly, "Oh, really?" before selecting a semi-relevant defense.
The player behind center may not be all that important against Cleveland, which is unlikely to muster much offense against the Steelers' still-relevant defense, lowering the bar for what Pittsburgh has to do on offensive.
But it seems likely that administration officials have also discussed the situation with the leaders of the relevant congressional defense and national security committees.
Objective: The cervical mucus plug is positioned between the microbe-rich vagina and the normally sterile uterine cavity, which suggests a host defense function, but few relevant data are available.
The mitigation in Holmes's case focused on his mental illness, with his attorneys arguing that even if his condition was not sufficiently severe to excuse him from guilt under an insanity defense, it was still relevant in considering whether he should be put to death.
