The X-ray structure of the bacterial protein yielded two pieces of information indispensable for the crystallization of eukaryotic Pur-α: the requirement of two PUR repeats interacting with each other to form a globular domain and a better delimitation of domain boundaries of the PUR repeats.
A study investigating the necessity for the use of one rodent and one non-rodent animal species, usually rats and dogs, in parallel for repeated dose toxicity of pesticides revealed that treatment of dogs for longer than 90 days provides no additional information indispensable for risk assessment (Spielmann and Gerbracht 2001; Box and Spielmann 2005).
Barrett's message to colleagues: If Intel is to keep growing at anything like its historic rates (about 27% a year over the past quarter-century), it must find the new heart of the Information Age and become as indispensable there as it is to the PC.
If Intel is to keep growing at anything like its historic rates about 27% a year over the past quarter-century it must find the new heart of the Information Age and become as indispensable there as it is to the PC.
If Intel is to keep growing at anything close to its historic rates (about 27% a year over the past quarter century), it must find the new heart of the Information Age and become as indispensable there as it is to the PC world.
If Intel is to keep growing at anything like its historic rates about 27% a year over the past quarter century–it must find the new heart of the Information Age and become as indispensable there as its chips are in the PC world.
The mitochondrial genetic information is indispensable for the function of respiratory complexes I, III, IV, and V, as exemplified by the large number of human disorders attributed to mtDNA mutations and the role such mutations may play in aging (Trifunovic et al., 2004; Wallace, 1997).
Well, that may depend on how indispensable you consider the information that a New Yorker will grip the door handle of a taxi to claim possession even while the previous passenger is paying.
Quite apart from the need for records to maintain adequate control of its collections, a museum's documentation system provides an indispensable record of the information associated with the objects for research.
Third, if it is accepted that the provision of information will necessarily be incomplete, it could be claimed that the procedure ought to focus on the information that is most necessary and indispensable for consumers to give valid consent and to effectively prepare themselves for personal genome testing.
