In summary, essential gene predictions from the enterobacterial ancestral core were 80.3% in agreement with essentiality data determined previously in one or more published studies from individual enterobacterial members.
Continuing the care together with the primary care team is essential and the summary of the file is a recognized method of transmitting information when the content is brief, pertinent, and structured, and is sent quickly following hospitalization [ 47- 51].
Nor was he given the X-ray result or the DVT nurse's discharge summary, both essential documents in his treatment of me.
US writer Adam Gopnik, who wrote a book on Darwin, notes that the habit of "sympathetic summary" is essential to his rhetorical power.
The Apostolic Fathers, 2nd-century Christian writers, appealed to the prophets and Apostles as sources of authoritative doctrine, and Irenaeus and Tertullian laid great stress on "the rule of faith," which was a loose summary of essential Christian beliefs handed down from apostolic times.
It is essential to prepare a summary of the work, which has been done, and its significance.
In summary, the essential functions of the Women's Initiative are to enhance the development of ADC as major voice for the community at large while promoting the personal and professional development of Arab and Arab American women.
Summary: An essential element when analysing the structure, function, and dynamics of biological networks is the identification of communities of related nodes.
Essential fatty acids (EFAs) Summary of 2010 guidelines: Oral EFAs are not useful to treat acute flares of AD due to the length of time needed for any possible beneficial effect to occur [ 1 ].
In summary, all essential residues in the FH2 domain revealed by structural and functional studies in metazoan and fungal formins are conserved in Dictyostelium formins, indicating that all ten formins might be functional actin nucleators.
