The main species caught are sea bream, croakers, lizard fish, prawns, cutlass fish, horse mackerel, squids, and flounders; all species, however, are overfished, and the catch of particularly valuable species has declined.
I assume those are the months when his bottles of a particularly valuable combination AIDS pill — one of my other patients tells me each bottle will fetch many hundreds of dollars on the black market — move from Ralph's possession to someone else's.
Etude épidémiologique de l'Impact de santé public sur 3 groupes de pathologies (EPI3) is the first study to provide reference figures for burden of disease in general practice across a wide range of morbidities, particularly valuable for health-economics and healthcare-system evaluation.
The new mode of operation enables faster data acquisition than the standard mode of operation, particularly valuable in a home laboratory environment.
Any benefits clinic may offer in terms of screening, particularly valuable to those struggling to control their diabetes, will then of course also be missed.
In addition, the samples can be accessed and evaluated remotely through any computer without the need for availability of a light microscope and thus this method provides an opportunity to exchange information between observers, such as the double-reading of slides (particularly valuable for clinical trial material), with ease.
Together, these three offer a view, however contorted, of the contours of the coastal theater of war, a particularly valuable way to see the progress and military relevance of the blockade.
Laboratory studies of blood cells particularly valuable in diagnosis of disease include (1) determination of the number and characteristics of red cells (i.e., the existence of anemia or polycythemia), (2) study of the number and proportions of types of white cells, and (3) enumeration of the blood platelets and a study of the blood-clotting process.
The use of a HeLa pLuc705 splice-redirecting assay for assessment of CPPs is particularly valuable to judge delivery efficacy because of its convenience, large dynamic range and its ability to measure activity in the cell nucleus for attached PNA or PMO through assays at both the RNA and protein expression levels.
Quality of life is a particularly valuable proxy of the success of active ageing services.
All these characteristics make the use of agar gel particularly valuable in the cleaning of cultural heritage surfaces.
