Consequently, it is natural to assume that these processes act in the form of impulses.
Recently, some HATs have been shown to function within both the nucleus and cytoplasm and have even been shown to act in the form of multiple complexes (Kimura et al., 2005).
Through analytical calculations and numerical simulations, it was confirmed that the piezoelectric polarization charges can act in the form of inner-crystal charges in the depletion region, resulting in a change in Schottky barrier height, depletion region shift and/or formation of a charge channel, which can be used effectively to enhance the efficiency of LED, solar cell and photon detectors.
We are proposing to act in the form of research".
A markedly positive Tajima's D value, as observed at the NAT2 gene, is expected under balancing selection [35], [36], which can act in the form of heterozygote advantage, frequency-dependent selection or changes in the selective regime over time and/or space.
In light of this functional analogy between c-Abl and p53, it is possible that c-Abl could also act in the form of a molecular switch, mediating cell-fate decisions and inducing a shift from prosurvival to pro-death mechanisms under the appropriate circumstances.
New evidence emerged to support the case that the sergeant acted alone, in the form of a surveillance video showing his return after the massacre to the remote American outpost where he surrendered.
In it, the three individuals walk the streets of (presumably) Brussels before the suspense of life and death is acted out in the form of a beautiful woman in a bedroom as a child looks on.
They're considering the bigger picture, and specifically what might happen if they don't act: inflation (in the form of a flood of new, cheap loans from banks) and, far more dangerously, asset bubbles.
There are probably as many reasons for why people act out in the form of an affair as there are people, but Munsch's research does show us that inequality between partners can be a problem, and it's something worth considering in any relationship.
