Within the agency, the necessity, effectiveness and legality of the interrogation methods have been repeatedly subject to review.
It was revealed in June that the CIA is building a secret base in an unnamed Middle Eastern country to launch drone attacks within Yemen – without the necessity of informing President Ali Abdullah Saleh's US-friendly but beleaguered administration, which has an uncertain future.
Developed CI models allow testing several approaches within the boundaries without the necessity of performing an assay/conducting experiments in laboratory.
A comparison of sampling scales within the study demonstrates the necessity of larger spatial scales, in combination with high resolution datasets, in assessing catchment level responses.
The function can predict the value of f(a/W) for a given set of geometric parameters within the range, eliminating the necessity of resource-intensive experimental procedure and FE analysis practiced earlier.
The efficient replication and vertical transmission of R. felis within fleas may minimize the necessity of frequent mammalian infections to maintain R. felis in nature; however, experimental evidence indicates the transmission cycle of R. felis is more complex.
These estimates may be limited by the reporting of G-CSF use within the trials and the necessity to categorise studies somewhat crudely as either using G-CSFs or not.
The environmental and nutritional stability within host cells precludes the necessity for many of the enzymes that provide metabolic flexibility and resilience to diverse conditions experienced by related, free-living taxa.
Systolic blood pressure never dropped below 50 mmHg and symptoms diminished within few minutes without the necessity for CPR since they were recognized early (TEE and arterial line) and treated sufficiently.
Lienart et al. have recently identified the existence of methylation-determining regions (MDRs) due to sequence characteristics within CGI, but also acknowledged the necessity of a critical CpG density within these regions.
