This multifaceted mRNA handling system in germ cells at all stages of their development maintains the sophistication of the translation initiation functions of eIF4 and eIF2 factors, in conjugation with repressor RBPs, to carefully govern which, when, and how much of each protein is made).
Mujeeb, the veteran, carefully governs who gets to sell in the lucrative pocket.
She grew up in a world of grand estates, her life governed by carefully delineated rituals like the cotillion with its complex forms and its dances — the Fan, the Ladies Mocked, Mother Goose — called out in dizzying turns by the dance master.
Typically, longtimers carefully observe laws governing sublets.
"Before buying either a co-op or a condominium the purchaser should carefully study the governing documents to ascertain what rights he or she will have," he said.
As important, they are experienced, legitimate courts governed by laws and rules carefully drafted to ferret out the facts and convict the guilty.
The very essence of a republic was that it would be governed through a deliberative legislature, composed carefully to reflect both popular will and elite limits on that will.
It's not just him, because if you watch Inside the Commons carefully, you might detect that the whole process by which we're governed is mental.
Last winter, a wave of popular acclaim, carefully staged by the governing General People's Congress GPCC), "forced" the president to go back on a promise not to run in the elections set for September 20th.
Instead, we should govern more carefully the circumstances in which data left behind may be accessed and deployed by the state – and we should do so with legislation that understands the technology.
