This situation not only implies a general lack of understanding of this group of proteins but also generates practical problems, such as to make difficult to determine the model organisms that may be used to improve our understanding of the functions of the HECT E3s involved in human pathologies.
"He's fallible in a way that troubles but also generates some warmth.
Drummond's untapped potential garners comparisons to Kwame Brown, who is widely regarded as a bust, but also generates forecasters' praise.
The W700 runs on diesel fuel like most FedEx trucks, but it also has an electric motor that not only drives the wheels but also generates electricity when the truck slows down.
The campaign includes traditional elements like outdoor and subway ads, but also generates interest among hip-hop D.J.'s and at barbershops in cities like Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.
Belize relies heavily on imports for its mineral fuels, fossil fuels, and electricity but also generates some of its electricity domestically through the use of fuelwood, firewood, and other biomass products.
If you are inclined to believe a theory advanced by the agent Scott Boras on behalf of his client Alex Rodriguez, Santana might be an "Iconic-Performance-Network" player who not only produces wonderfully on the field, but also generates revenues for the team by luring more fans to the stadium and increases the value of its TV network.
An upgrade to TripIt Pro ($49 a year but available free for a 30-day trial) not only alerts you to flight delays or cancellations, among other features, but also generates a list of flight options, with status and available seats for each flight, when you need a new route to your destination, fast.
Richard Parker from PricewaterhouseCoopers observed that we may be underestimating the true value of council-owned homes, pointing out that "we need to be rather more sophisticated in the way that we consider borrowing against an asset that has value in itself and is tradable but also generates an income stream that contributes, in large part, to the repayment of any debt associated with it".
Noting that the psychoanalyst Erik Erikson regarded identity play as part of the work of adolescence, she argues that the Net not only supplies teenagers with lots of opportunities to explore who they are and what they aspire to but also generates added anxiety, heightening peer pressure and encouraging many to construct, edit and perform a "self" in an effort to win friends and influence.
A key concern of respondents was the openness of the workplace which encourages a collaborative atmosphere but also generates distraction.
