"The Americans are not indispensable".
Furthermore, methods facilitating sensitive mixture detection and relative quantification of allele proportions are indispensable for the study of heteroplasmy, mitochondrial sequence evolution, and mitochondrial disorders.
While realizing this goal, a special focus on Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) operations is indispensable, considering that a significant proportion of expenses in the industry are originated from them.
From 86 kg BW, the pigs in 4 of the pens were fed diets with conventional standardized ileal digestible AA content (CAA), while the pigs in the other pens received diets (LAA) in which the proportions of dietary indispensable AA were lowered with respect to CAA by 0.91 from 86 to 118 kg BW and by 0.82 from 118 to 145 kg BW.
In low-income countries, screen and treat strategies, with complex triage schemes, are preferable, but specificity is then an indispensable criterion to avoid treating large proportions of the screened population.
It should be noted that in spite of only a small proportion of macrophages in fetal liver, they are indispensable for fetal erythropoiesis involving the establishment of erythroblastic islands [29].
It can be seen "as a crutch, indispensable, but still a crutch... if it is not proportioned to the needs of the user, it can hinder as well as help".
President Bush follows in this tradition as he calls on Americans to battle a vast, worldwide enemy -- an enemy of apocalyptic proportions that hates "our freedoms" -- by appealing to them as representatives of an indispensable nation: the city on a hill.
Whether it scales up or retains its modest proportions, it needs to embrace the very exclusivity that makes it occasionally maddening and generally indispensable.
The age-specific proportion and distribution of medical expenditure attributable to CVD risk factors, especially focused on the elderly, is thus indispensable for formulating public health policy given the extent of the ageing population in developed countries.
