This dilemma brings face to face the essential values of the person, such as respect for life, and existential values such as autonomy or well-being which condition the individual's QoL.
When will Congress come face to face with the essential need for health care as paramount among all needs?
It will be necessary to determine if, according to the structural model presented in Figure 4, the large central loop of the MHXs faces the cytosol, if it is essential for MHX transport activity, and whether loop elements with similarity to the XIP or CBD regions of NCX1 play a role in MHX inactivation or regulation by Ca2+ ions, respectively.
Rumour at the time — the mid-1980s — was that Forman couldn't face all the essential kow-towing to royalty and bigwigs.
This costume party is more about conspicuous environmentalism than facing the hard truths essential to effective energy policy, like what it will really cost to make a change and why that investment is worth it.
When performing the numerical analysis of the cooling process, the authors have faced the problem of the essential non-uniformity of air flow distribution in parallel channels, which considerably increases the cooling time.
The recent review of sustainable funding for emergency medical services in New Zealand highlighted some of the financial issues facing this essential service in New Zealand.
The Wenzhou collision and the downfall of Liu Zhijun have come to symbolize some of the essential risks facing the Communist Party.
As the Dardenne brothers point out, the essential crisis facing the tramp is to find something to eat and someplace to sleep, a topic that continues to be of the most immediate concern to a large and growing portion of the world's population.
The essential problem facing the high-tax countries is this: In a competitive world where capital and human talent are increasingly mobile, both will tend to move where aftertax returns are highest.
