In contrast, Emilia-Romagna is characterised by an emphasis on considering public actors to be responsible for planning and satisfying citizens' needs, with an ancillary role played by private actors.
He's somewhere in between the two, which makes him very good, but also oddly ancillary to the play of his own team.
Normalization of HLM data with the average levels of each CYP in native HLM, indicates that carbofuran metabolism is primarily mediated by CYP3A4percentntotalal normalized rate (% TNR) = 77.5), although CYP1A2 and 2C19 play ancillary roles (% TNR = 9.0 and 6.0, respectively).
Women all play ancillary roles or, are one in a collection of male leads, like the Fantastic Four's Susan or The Avenger's Black Widow.
Several other genes we identified could play ancillary roles in lipid synthesis or storage.
The enzymatic products of these genes are not usually involved directly in lethality but play ancillary roles in causing tissue inflammation and destruction (further details are discussed below).
Likewise, most of the mitochondrial syndromes due to mutations in nuclear genes behave as recessive traits and in many cases are determined either by mutations in "ancillary" proteins that play an arguably relevant, but nevertheless not essential, often partially redundant, role in OXPHOS, or by hypomorphic mutant alleles encoding a crippled but still partially functional protein.
The ancillary services market plays an important role in the operation of an electricity market, especially for achieving a high level of reliability.
This is reminiscent of the situation in monarch butterfly cell lines, in which CRY2 is the negative regulator role, with PER and TIM playing ancillary roles [ 20].
Then, every couple of years, she'll play an ancillary character in a big-budget movie like "Space Cowboys," in which she is the flirty, tech-talking scientist who throws herself at Tommy Lee Jones's aging astronaut, and all the depth and authenticity she can bring to a part isn't squandered.
