However, it is debatable whether central obesity is still indispensable among subjects with the same number of positive MetS components, and whether subjects without central obesity should not be diagnosed as having MetS [ 9, 14- 16].
The writer who was perhaps most in tune with the booming twenties, F. Scott Fitzgerald, had already been to Hollywood and was nearly lured into a starring role (along with Zelda) in a movie adaptation of "This Side of Paradise Aaron Lathamam's in-depth study of Fitzgerald's movie work, "Crazy Sundays," is indispensable on the subject).
Spender is brisk and engaging, Matossian ardent and often moving, but neither rivals Herrera's comprehensiveness, which is indispensable to a subject who cannot but remain elusive.
The subjective subject idea of such an immediate perceptual judgment is a subjective intuition for whose expression an indexical such as 'that' or 'I' seems to be indispensable.
Cohen's will remain the indispensable book on the subject.
(For a primer, consult the indispensable book on the subject by Deborah Willis and Carla Williams).
Allison's "Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe," which has just been published in an expanded paperback edition, is the indispensable text on the subject.
The masculine symbolic and the feminine semiotic are equally indispensable to the speaking subject, whatever this individual's socially assigned gender may be.
In a small data set, each and every subject is indispensable.
While the lack of a vaccine makes counselling indispensable for HCV-positive subjects and their cohabitants, this counselling would also be helpful against other parenterally or sexually transmitted infections.
