The trans factors are either stabilizing or destabilizing factors and their regulated binding to the PTH cis acting element determines the PTH mRNA half-life.
Similarly, it is unlikely that moisture availability acts directly upon many bird species, but by acting to determine the character of the vegetation it will in turn determine availability of habitats and suitable food items.
He said: "We are not acting to determine whether a sovereign state has or has not acted in the breach of IHL but instead … we are acting to make an overall judgment". It would not be possible for the UK to take a view on every bombing incident in a conflict to which the UK was not a party, Ellwood said.
He studied acting and, determined to make his mark onstage, became a charter member of the Stratford Festival in the early 1950's.
The only thing that will turn the @CFPB into a disaster is for @realDonaldTrump to ignore Dodd-Frank & name an acting director determined to destroy the agency.
"The only thing that will turn the @CFPB into a disaster is for @realDonaldTrump to ignore Dodd-Frank & name an acting director determined to destroy the agency," tweeted Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., who, as a bankruptcy professor at Harvard Law School, came up with the idea for the agency.
Super-enhancers are cell-specific DNA elements, acting to determine tissue or cell identity and driving tumor progression.
If the acting stress determined in Steps 5 and 6 is less than the allowable stress, iteration continues from Step 1 by increasing the value of V cv ; and 8.
Most susceptibility alleles probably have only a small direct effect [ 6], instead acting to determine future disease risk mainly by their interaction with environmental exposures [ 7].
The sensitivity to surprise in updating situation awareness and the sensitivity to error with respect to deciding and acting will determine the system's capability to appropriately satisfy the stakeholder value propositions against which system performance will be assessed (e.g. see Rudolph, Morrison, and Carroll 2009).
It requires, first, that four-fifths of the members of the Council determine there is a "clear risk of a serious breach" of the values referred to in Article 2; then, that the European Council, acting by unanimity, determines there is a "serious and persistent breach" of those values; and finally, that the Council, acting by qualified majority (i.e., a super-majority), then suspends those rights.
