Unplug E-mailing, texting, smartphones, and social media have all brainwashed us into thinking we are so important, indispensible, needed 24/7.
Knowledge of which genes are indispensible is needed for the construction of minimal organisms, which are suggested as platforms for novel bacteria with beneficial characteristics [ 2].
Pediatric trials most often have specific ethical, safety and design issues that make a DMC indispensible, and, therefore, various pediatric specialty committees recommend their use[ 24, 140- 143] Given the results of this study, we feel there is a need for a standard in the field of pediatric trials, including operational criteria for the establishment, roles and conduct of DMCs.
Soon, you'll realize you're not as important, indispensible, and needed 24/7 as you once thought -- a humbling moment if ever there was one.
Unfortunately best doctor is indispensible, doesn't need sleep and doesn't leave work unfinished for colleagues to sweep up.
Published in 1988, it is an indispensible companion for anyone wishing to understand how the Beatles worked in the studio.
The Daily launched on 2 February 2011, with Murdoch saying his aim was "for the Daily to become the indispensible source for news, information and entertainment".
Indispensible bases for an economic analysis and modeling are reliable mass and energy balances.
We propose that interfacial parameters are indispensible tools for the design of electrospinning experiments.
Correlative fluorescence and electron microscopy has become an indispensible tool for research in cell biology.
