Although they are indispensable, they cause lung injury, characterized by pulmonary edema.
Aware that the idea of an unwritten constitution has been abused by judges and scholars on both the left and right, Amar insists that the idea itself is sound — indeed indispensable to the cause of constitutional fidelity — and needs rescuing from its abusers.
Knowledge of concomitant illnesses and medication is indispensable to find the cause of bleedings.
Light is an indispensable factor for photosynthesis, causing the cells to reproduce and thereby increasing the cell concentration [ 61].
These data strongly suggest that increased RhoA activity is indispensable for proliferation arrest caused by MKL1/2 knockdown.
Mr. McCain is a relatively new ally to the cause, and an indispensable one.
Animal models are indispensable tools in studying the cause of human diseases and searching for the treatments.
Written by Todd S. Purdum, a correspondent in the Washington bureau of The New York Times, and drawing together the work of dozens of his colleagues, "A Time of Our Choosing" is an indispensable guide to understanding the causes, conduct and consequences of the war in Iraq.
Purdum, a correspondent in the Washington bureau of The Times, deftly draws together his reporting -- and the work of dozens of his colleagues -- into what Michael Lind, writing in the Book Review, called "an indispensable guide to understanding the causes, conduct and consequences of the war in Iraq".
This insistence on the doctrine of the four causes as an indispensable tool for a successful investigation of the world around us explains why Aristotle provides his reader with a general account of the four causes.
