HSP90, as an important member of HSPs, centrally functions in various biological processes in the presence and absence of stresses, including biogenesis, folding, transport, degradation, and prevention of misfolding and aggregation of cellular proteins and signal transduction [ 2, 9, 35].
Physicians hold a centrally important function in hospitals and are critical to hospitals' organizational success [ 2].
This includes a host of operational and technical matters, but most centrally it functions as a gauge as to how well the industry is working together across its various functions.
Centrally, it functions as a neurotransmitter where it is involved in complex social behaviour, maternal care, stress and anxiety [ 2].
The ACT team recommended that the school keep the function centrally managed but distribute the administrators physically so they were working close to the faculty members they served.
No additional software needs to be installed on the users' personal computers, since this technique is designed to function centrally as a data source for a Web Server.
These dysregulated functions appeared to be associated with multiple factors originating from local neurogenic, pharmacological, and mechanical changes suitable to further orchestrate any centrally controlled cardiovascular function.
Addison's chief interest in secondary pleasures owes to their comprising the pleasures of artistic representation: representational artworks, he maintains, function centrally to call up mental images of objects that are great, novel, or beautiful.
Our third hypothesis was that higher HRV variability (indicating greater ability to centrally regulate the function of the heart via the vagus) would predict fewer rejections of offers.
The cases and problems are not merely supplemental illustrations or peripheral sidebars, but function centrally as the very occasion for learning.
