To further elucidate the specific functions of each MMP and TIMP, canine muscle injury model by injection of a mytotoxic agent would be largely informative and therefore indispensable.
Scott Sumner's indispensable blog is largely an extended (and persuasive!) essay on the failure of academic economists to affirm in practice what he thinks prevails in theory.
The programme is largely seen by respondents as indispensable in providing an unbiased measure of HIV prevalence and risk factors in the UK population.
The EC system proved to be an indispensable tool for largely automated assignments of enzymatic functions to the numerous protein sequences encoded in the sequenced genomes of various, often poorly studied, organisms [ 48].
France and Germany have made largely self-interested efforts to help Britain feel indispensable – France on defence; Germany on the single currency – with only fleeting success.
Ronald Grainger, who has died aged 91, played a major role in transforming radiology from a limited discipline, based largely on radiography (X-rays), into a vast and indispensable speciality at the heart of all medical clinical management.
Essential for things like surgical gloves, natural rubber is indispensable to the manufacture of tires and, thanks largely to Chinese demand, rubber supplies are short and prices are soaring.
Starting in 1967, Davidson's artistic vision, professional connections and business savvy were indispensable in transforming L.A. from a passive backwater where theatergoers largely consumed the Broadway touring shows to a wellspring for new works that won Tony Awards and Pulitzer Prizes.
Testing and making compensation for structure has become an indispensable part of complex genetics but seems to have been largely ignored in efforts to explore the possible role of environmental factors in complex traits.
