Once the eggs hatch, the Larvae burrow inside the host and begin consuming nonessential tissues. |
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Some supplement manufacturers include herbs like black cohosh or nonessential nutrients like para-aminobenzoic acid in their multivitamins. |
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Both sites were sold as part of Waterford Crystal's programme of disposing of nonessential assets. |
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As long as the supply of methionine is adequate, cysteine is considered as nonessential. |
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Extra personnel were dispatched to the switchboard, and nonessential telephone calls were rerouted to voice mail boxes. |
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Facility restrooms might be a treasure trove of nonessential electric loads. |
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We soldiers can only get so many packages filled with snacks, baby wipes, magazines, and other nonessential items. |
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We constructed deletion mutants for nonessential genes by one-step gene replacements. |
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All nonessential personnel were being evacuated late Tuesday from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. |
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And in the act of doing it, you experience the unconfused purity of being a human predator, stripped of everything that is nonessential. |
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In time, governments will be forced to raise taxes and cut nonessential services. |
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Intramuscular injections and nonessential handling of the patient should be avoided for the first few hours following treatment with TNKase. |
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The Commission was abolished in 1996, a victim of the government's policy to reduce the deficit and eliminate agencies considered nonessential. |
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Identifies information on alternative procedures or other helpful but nonessential information. |
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In addition, the regulatory treatment for nonessential services, if any, will also be examined. |
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It is more important to tell a clear and compelling story of your organization than to focus on volume or nonessential details. |
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Apparently, 72 percent of intelligence agency civilian workers have been deemed nonessential temporarily let go. |
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The results indicate that partial removal of nonessential graphic features through symbol simplification was as effective in decluttering as the total removal of nonessential graphic features. |
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A typical generatorapplication is to let one of the overcurrent functions trip the generator breaker and to let the other overcurrent function trip a nonessential service. |
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The vows, community and type of ministry that undergird the charism of the religious institute are too often treated as bonus, and therefore nonessential, distinctions. |
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There is also information to the effect that the Government of Iraq can today afford to spend more money out of its budget on food and medicines rather than on other nonessential projects. |
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Evacuate nonessential personnel from the fire area. |
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If the emperor's health is not good, it should eliminate those appointments which seem nonessential,'' Ozawa told the magazine. |
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When aeroplanes get low on fuel, the pilot jettisons all nonessential cargo. |
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Irish citizens are advised to avoid nonessential travel to Egypt at the present time, with the exception of the Red Sea resorts. |
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He omitted nonessential details from his paintings, concentrating instead on generalized forms and masses of colour, often applying broad, thick layers of pigment with a palette knife. |
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I firmly believe that we can meet fully our present and future needs in this sphere without indulging in ruinous deficit spending provided we cut back the waste and nonessential spending in other areas. |
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These firms prearrange for major users of electricity — factories, shopping malls, skyscrapers — to shut down all nonessential electricity in exchange for payments, often totaling tens of thousands of dollars each year. |
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All other minerals present are regarded as nonessential in almost all igneous rocks and are called accessory minerals. |
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Remedies were able to be made more potent because there was now a way to remove nonessential elements. |
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Roughly 45 minutes after the fire was discovered, the master decided to evacuate all nonessential personnel to the other fishing vessels in the area. |
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The province of Quebec, quite rightly, wanted to ban the cosmetic nonessential use of pesticides in homes, gardens, schoolyards, on golf courses, et cetera. |
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In Concepción the limited availability of food and gasoline led to widespread looting a phenomenon that later expanded to nonessential items such as televisions and the consequent arrest of several dozen people. |
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It was pointed out that nonessential composition factors were contained in Appendix 1 and Additives in Appendix 2, as this section would be replaced with the General Standard on Food Additives when adopted. |
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Whether or not the article scrupled was essential or nonessential was judged by the presbytery with jurisdiction over the candidate's examination. |
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