This second role is not an authoritative role.
According to a study on fundamentalists' attitudes toward outgroups as a function of exposure to authoritative religious texts [8], submissiveness to religious authority is one of the main factors in the generation of religious fundamentalism.
Such individuals function as repositories of "authoritative knowledge" with respect to childbearing difficulties, "the source" in which solutions can be found within the local cosmology [ 67].
The chapters by J-L Harousseau and A Palumbo are typically authoritative and logical overviews of the function of autologous stem cell transplantation and therapies for non-transplant eligible patients, respectively.
In the second poster review, Saverio Cinti provides an authoritative overview of the anatomy and many functions of the adipose organ.
To use this approximation function for the discrimination of the authoritative from non-authoritative contributors to the web discussion.
Second, we show that a CDN-based DNS architecture, which can effectively function as both the current authoritative nameservers and resolvers, coexist with the current DNS infrastructure, and directly response end-users with authoritative DNS records.
So when police are given authoritative command in schools, they interfere with the functions of both institutions.
Social workers can provide an authoritative, reliable voice in ensuring that all parts of local authority functions are guided by the high standards of practice set by the professional regulator or by the College of Social Work.
The point is not that unless authoritative directives can be recognized as such, authorities could not function effectively.
However, many authoritative studies showed that there was no significant influence on cell viability, morphology, function, or development in the use of QDs [12, 13].
