The major dose-limiting toxicities include diarrhoea and myelosuppression, rendering a strong need for predictive and prognostic markers to optimise patient treatment.
Manufacturing companies are operating in a severely competitive global market, which renders an urgent need for them to explore new methods to enhance the performance of their production systems in order to retain their competitiveness.
Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said the election may have rendered the need for any rules change moot since the narrower margin between the two parties will force more negotiation and consensus building before any measures can advance.
What was more important was that he had spent all afternoon cooking for me - and as I savoured the sweet flavour of his hard work with the sugared lemons he had spent so long preparing, it rendered the need for any other foreplay obsolete: I was already seduced.
Others, including the most important ones, are held against everyone, including parents and other family members A further and quite distinct allegation is that not only is there no need for any such claims, but that allowing them to be made will erode, and in due course destroy, the dispositions and attitudes that rendered the need for rights and rules of justices unnecessary in the first place.
There is a need for a systematic revision of RUCAM that will render it more suitable for the setting of clinical trials and drug development.
Moreover, there is a need for a national reference laboratory specialized in cancer that can render dependable clinical histopathology diagnoses.
This issue was briefly dealt with by the Minister who simply answered it in the affirmative, rendering the need for a resolution by the constitutional tribunal nugatory.
It should be our shared goal to use the important data provided by the Index to motivate investments and actions that eventually render the need for a report on gender equality obsolete.
One of the ultimate goals of influenza vaccine research is to develop a universal vaccine that would provide durable and longlasting protection against all influenza A strains, rendering the need for annual vaccination obsolete [ 60].
