Hundreds of members of the public came, too, for the first sight of the strikingly plain coffin, made by a man with an intimate role in the story.
More recently, this theory has been refined, linking extroversion to the function of dopamine, a chemical that plays an intimate role in the brain circuits which control reward, learning and responses to novelty.
At both a cellular and a molecular level, there is increasing evidence for an intimate role of the immune response during involution.
McBride has played an intimate role in the management of Florida panthers for four decades.
Fowler's position was a far cry from the approach of Newton Minow, who argued that government needed to play an intimate role in serving the public interest as charged in the Communications Act of 1934.
Iraqis, no longer forming the cheering crowds that had greeted the company on its way up to Baghdad, were now going to play an intimate role in Prior's life.
But my partner had an intimate role to play in this new creation, so his opinion is important, too.
But it arguably amounts to the most clear and present danger to Trump because Cohen played such an intimate role in so many of the president's financial, legal, and personal schemes, from burying damaging stories to plotting investments abroad.
Consistent with an intimate role in signaling regulation, as well as in other cellular processes, emerging evidence has shown that derailed endocytosis disrupts developmental processes and leads to cancer formation [6], [7].
Although the glandular destruction has been shown to be mainly mediated by CD45RO+/CD4+ T lymphocytes, chronic B cell activation and proliferation seem to play an intimate role [ 22].
