This has drained the pool of reserve pilots who are called upon during irregular operations, forcing American to cancel flights in its September and October schedule.
Traditionally, the largest pool of Reserve recruits has been made up of people leaving full-time active duty, but as all the services have shrunk from their cold war levels, so has that pool.
If no pool of reserve nurses exists to replace those absent, then the current roster must be rebuilt.
The lessons learned during the South African War of 1899-1902 had reinforced the idea that the regular Army was not capable of fighting a prolonged full-scale war without significant assistance; almost all regular units in the United Kingdom had been deployed overseas within four months of the outbreak of hostilities, and the entire pool of reserve manpower had been exhausted in under a year.
Simultaneously, the body's ability to respond to a postprandial glucose surge is weakened because of a smaller pool of reserve glucokinase.
We propose a mechanism for this reversible switching of CD34 in response to injury to generate enough differentiating progeny while maintaining the pool of reserve satellite cells during regeneration (Figure 9).
Apparently, there is a significant selective advantage to maintaining a pool of reserve GS capacity that can be rapidly activated.
We propose that in this way, HO-1 may be implicated in the early phases of myogenic differentiation and participate in the generation of a pool of reserve cells which are closely related to satellite cells responsible for adult muscle regeneration.
City would ring the changes from its pricey pool of reserves.
If Frank had three objectives when he took over, they might have been to gain Kidd's respect, improve Jefferson's defense and invigorate an underachieving pool of reserves.
Some use investment income to shore up operations; some dip into pools of reserves set aside for rainy days; some have turned to wealthy donors for bailouts; some aggressively court rich patients from abroad.
