Surely the Post's intrepid journalists, if not Houston's Fox affiliate's, might have done something to get the secretary of agriculture to say more about these options, instead of so readily dancing to his tune.
Under such con-ditions (e.g. high-sodium diet), day-by-day ingested sodium, instead of being readily buffered by the eGC and then rapidly excreted by the kidneys, is distributed in the whole body before being finally excreted.
All this happens because there is much subjectivity in the health labour process, which remains basically artisanal, grounded on sight, touch and smell instead of being readily captured in a defined algorithm.
This meant that attractive materials including sugar and cigarettes were dispersed around the desert instead of being in readily guarded camps.
Instead of breaking down readily in the environment, the little bits of plastic become vehicles of toxins that are consumed by wildlife, putting various species at risk as well as the humans who eat them.
"Instead of creating a system of readily understandable choices based on cost and quality, Congress is writing legislation that will increase the complexity of Medicare, so it will be more difficult for seniors to navigate".
Second, the use of readily available blood cells instead of cardiac biopsy to draw a biosignature of HF can be questionable.
"I'm a little person with a granddaughter who is suffering and I have all these children in my heart," said Nuessler, adding that the medical marijuana industry as a whole should be working together to make the products more readily available, instead of competing with each other.
Computationally efficient BSS analysis has been directly applied to 512 optical localized reflectance breast measurements, instead of reflectance model fitting, to readily identify their corresponding cancer pathologies.
The use of a simple analytical approach instead of a complex numerical simulation allows readily modeling of more and more challenging systems such as multi-source X-ray tubes.
