Fibrin ogen) is fundamental to survive infection [59].
In this view, coagulation is fundamental to survive and the following section will highlight the role of contact activation system (not involved in "normal" haemostasis), the interplay between pathogens, coagulation and fibrinolysis pathways, and the emerging role of antimicrobial host defence peptides generated by proteolysis of "coagulation" proteins [17, 27, 28].
He argues that states in the international system are like firms in a domestic economy and have the same fundamental interest: to survive.
We live in the age of knowledge; communication skills are fundamental just to survive, let alone succeed.
Yet, supporting Israel's fundamental right to survive and flourish as a thriving Jewish state in the turbulent Middle East need not constitute an endorsement of every Israeli policy.
Every child has a fundamental right to survive, to thrive and to grow.
A robust system, such as cancer, has the fundamental ability to survive toxic anticancer drug treatments or a stressful environment mainly due to its mechanisms of redundancy.
But in 2012, some 6.6 million children under 5 years of age died, mostly from preventable causes, depriving them of their fundamental right to survive and develop.
Even so, the statistics in the report, titled "Every Child Counts: Revealing disparities, advancing children's rights," also bear witness to ongoing violations of children's rights: - Some 6.6 million children under 5 years of age died in 2012, mostly from preventable causes, in violation of their fundamental right to survive and develop.
Flynns abilities notwithstanding, Newbridge still faces the fundamental problem of trying to survive in a marketplace dominated by huge competitors such as Nortel, Cisco Systems csco, and Lucent Technologies lu. "You can describe their problem in three words: Cisco, Lucent and Nortel," says Lee Doyle, an analyst with the market research firm International Data Corp. in Framingham, Mass.
