Our data support the notion that EXO1 flap activity can function as a backup of FEN1 in strand displacement during replication [ 22, 41].
For instance, McPherson et al. [30] showed that, for a one million tree planting initiative for Los Angeles, US, an adequate life cycle management of urban forests can function as a carbon sink to support mitigation goals concerning a 40-year LCA.
These data, taken together with recent experimental evidence that the Buchnera incomplete flagellar apparatus can function as a "protein transporter" [ 39], support the idea that flagellar genes are taking on new important functions in the symbiotic context.
Our concrete results clearly indicate that a global optimization algorithm such as SA can function as a robust and easy-to-use decision support tool not only for determining the feasibility, but also for optimizing the application of intelligent well systems in a given reservoir.
According to their website, "Code One can function as a 'Dance Band', a 'Crowd Puller' or as 'Support' for celebrity headliners.
In addition, isolated R1-6 istablele and binds to the C-terminal half of the Nav1.2_ABD with a reasonable affinity (Kd ∼2.3 µM; Figure 5B), supporting that R1-6 can function as a structural unit for Nav1.2 binding.
Microsoft has had a very straightforward play with its pro tablets: set the expectation that a pro tablet can function as a laptop with a powerful processor, keyboard cover, pen support, floating windows and a dock.
Experiments in yeast support the assertion that NHR-64 can function as a transcriptional activator (Figure 4D).
The use of a DP can function as a useful checklist ensuring patients receive the best care when organ support is withdrawn.
This result supports the previous observation that BtuE can function as a glutathione peroxidase in vitro [19].
These findings support our hypothesis that glucose-hydrogen breath testing can function as a safe and inexpensive test for the examination of patients with abdominal symptoms after RYGB.
