In support of the maintenance operations, a first indication of the requirements of an Active Maintenance Facility (AMF) has been elaborated.
There may be a cell-autonomous requirement for dlg5 in follicle cells; however, the loss of stem cells may also be an indication of the requirement for E-cadherin-mediated adhesion to the stem cell niche.
Analysis of adult human tissues (bone, skin, liver, muscle and serum at the very least) will give a more accurate indication of Si requirement in adult humans.
In Germany, the prevalence of mental disorders and psychosocial problems within the framework of primary care is between 20 and 30% of all patients of general practitioners (GPs); this provides an indication of the requirement for treatment.
Nevertheless, the similarity in the expression pattern of Od-FCol1 in notochord and muscle cells, which is directly comparable to that of the CiFCol1 pattern [ 60, 61], seems a strong indication of the requirement of fibrillar collagen for the structural role of the notochord, and possibly of its flanking muscle [ 62].
This constitutes an indication of elevated energy requirements of the resistant flies so as to lever the detoxification process.
Specifically, RAD21, SPO11 and RAD51 paralogs were selected for expression analyses to assess whether there was an indication of a specific requirement for the only RAD21 homolog and for any of the SPO11 and RAD51 paralogs during meiosis in this species as well.
17 These findings may well be an indication of more rigorous reporting requirements in these journals.
There is no indication of an altered folate requirement in adults 65 years and older.
Although these experiments give some indication of the sequence identity requirement, the question of how much similarity over how much length is necessary to observe off-target cross-reaction remains open.
One indication of how large the resource requirements could be can be gauged from the actual expenditure on early years (0 to 6 years), as a proportion of GDP, which is depicted in Figure 5. Denmark, at the top end, spends close to 2 per cent of the GDP.
