Many of these perform biochemical processes essential for the continuity of life; for example, bacterial detritivores, or decomposers, feed on nonliving organic matter, recycling it through the ecosystem.
Then upon individual visual inspection, when necessary, the selection was refined by adding every residue beyond 5 Å that was essential for the continuity of the cavity.
Then, this selection was refined upon individual visual inspection, by adding, when necessary, residues beyond 5 Å that are essential for the continuity of the cavity.
"It's not easy being a part of the band and having to play and produce at the same time," Bingham relates, "but Charlie has managed this with flying colours and he has the gift of making people feeling totally relaxed - but at the same time he's very much in control of what's happening and he's able to make crucial decisions and stand by them which is essential for the continuity of the sessions".
In clinical areas where patients, such as those with dementia, have limited ability to express themselves, an accurate EHR is essential for ensuring continuity and quality of care [ 3– 5].
For continuity of essential services and to minimize risks of potential communicable disease outbreaks through prevention, additional health staff with appropriate knowledge, competencies, and skills are important to provide support to 'fatigued' health officers.
Eigen and Schuster's hypercycle [28] provides a principle of organization, by which a stable replicative, metabolic core (to include in the case of viruses those elements essential for horizontal transmission), exhibit continuity and coherence through evolutionary time.
The role and function of child caregiving are also essential for ensuring coherence and continuity in a child's adaptation.
