In 1919, American Lawn Tennis advised women that a corset was "a requisite component of the correct togs for tennis" (Cassel 1919, p. 30).
A frequent consequence of critical illness in the emergency department is intubation and mechanical ventilation, a hallmark of ED resuscitation and a requisite component of the clinical management of the ALI/ARDS patient.
S100A13, a new member of the S100 protein family, is a requisite component of the fibroblast growth factor-1 (FGF-1) protein release complex, and is involved in human tumorigenesis by interacting with FGF-1 and interleukin-1.
It is to be hoped that the identification of ErbB3 as a requisite component of ErbB2 signalling will result in the development of further promising new drugs.
Here we demonstrate that CCKLPBN neurons are a population of glucose-sensitive neurons and a requisite component of the neurocircuitry underlying CR-responses to hypoglycemia.
Those results, in combination with the pharmacological data, three control trial types, and model-based analyses reported here, all consistently support the interpretation of the FOF as a requisite component of the output pathway of an evidence accumulator with a long time constant (>0.24 s).
Although we do not know if the loss of CO2 sensitivity in Cx26 contributed to the aberrant respiratory drive exhibited by this patient, these results are consistent with this possibility, and represent the first evidence to suggest that Cx26 hemichannels are a requisite component of the drive to breathe in humans.
In the rat, our data now suggests a specific functional role for the FOF in decisions driven by accumulation of evidence: the FOF appears to be a requisite component of the output pathway of an evidence accumulator with a long time constant (>0.24 s).
This illusionary quality of the drawn costume can readily be seen if we attempt to delimit the elements of the superhero wardrobe, to inventory its minimum or requisite components.
