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Data from the 6-month follow-up phone interview for the four diagnostic groups showed that patients were not working either due to sick leave or retirement (59.6%), were socially inactive (37.6%), attended rehabilitation therapies in the community (34%) or at home (19.9%), and retained their acquired functioning levels (65.2%).

On the other hand, the bar code's recently acquired function as a mobile source of ethical product information really can be empowering.

The rising genes started to produce transcripts that acquired function in regulating the epigenetic status of the X chromosome, as shown for Xist, its antisense Tsix, Jpx, and recently suggested for Ftx.

In contrast, nvpEC53 and nvpVS53 may have acquired functions other than that of nvp63 as concluded from the low protein sequence similarity between the three family members.

The most accepted evolutionary scenario for the appearance of plant VDEs involves a gene fusion event between a lipocalin and another gene, together giving rise to the larger VDE protein with a newly acquired function [45], [46].

Indeed, it seems that the Na+/K+-pump has acquired functions beyond the maintenance of ion balance and impinges on several signaling cascades but thus far this has not been directly linked to the cytotoxic effects of CGs [22], [23].

Indeed, von Sternberg et al. (1992) proposed that these elements may have originated as selfish sequences and subsequently acquired functions as a result of a coevolution with other, often physically close, DNA segments [7].

One of the acquired functions of the tumor microenvironment is the suppression of immune responses.

They may have acquired functions distinct from normal tissue MSCs that alter the balance of host tumor interaction [ 88].

Both proteins interfere with TLR signalling and somehow associate with microtubules, but they seem to be independently acquired functions.

Proteins of the CysN/NodQ subfamily have acquired functions in sulfur metabolism and production of signaling molecules.