Sentence examples for classic functions from inspiring English sources
In summary, we have demonstrated for the first time that the antiapoptotic protein survivin is re-expressed in osteoarthritic human cartilage and primary human chondrocytes, and our functional analyses indicated that survivin exerts both classic functions, i.e. cell cycle regulation and survival control.
Functionally, campization results in blurring the differentiation of the classic functions of European refugee accommodation: Reception, accommodation, and detention.
Functional analyses in chondrosarcoma cells in vitro indicate that survivin exerts the classic functions of cell cycle regulation and survival control in human chondrosarcoma.
In the traditional organization, managing task relationships was largely a matter of overseeing the formal interactions among R&D, manufacturing, marketing, and the other classic functions.
The business literature describing the classic functions of boards of directors typically includes three important roles: (a) establishing basic objectives, corporate strategies, and broad policies; (b) asking discerning questions; and (c) selecting the president.
There's a cover of Prince and Rosie Gaines's Nothing Compares 2 U sung in nonsense Cantonese, while Szechuan is a pan pipe-driven piece of sino-grime that recalls Ruff Squad's classic Functions on the Low.
This project exemplifies the classic function of the Internet: linking people around a compelling idea or a shared set of values.
Fred's documentary fulfills, with style, a classic function of the modern documentary film: to hear a voice in direct address and to see the face of a person playing his own role in life.
Nevertheless, for carbon steel, deviation from the classic function (2) was observed along with the first slope values n 1 much bigger than the second slope values n 2. Interestingly, the values of n 1 generally decreased under intermediated chloride levels (0.115 0.515 wt.%).
For example, The strftime method (a classic function name meant to evoke "string format of time") of today takes a single argument that specifies how to display a date (e.g., %A means that the day of the week should be spelled out in full).
Another crucial provision left out of the Senate bill would be to change the structure of banking by resurrecting the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act and force banks to separate commercial banking (the classic function of connecting lenders to borrowers) from investment banking.
