All data analysis for this and subsequent sections was done using R (R Core Team 2013), using core functions as well as the libraries "lmerTest" (Kuznetsova et al. 2014) and "multcomp" (Hothorn et al. 2008).
The presence of stable shells provides the unique environment around cores, functioning as microcapsular-like reactors in which adsorption and catalytic reaction are enhanced on the cores.
While Armstrong says that for now the focus is on securing more publisher partners and ensuring that Pocket has as wide a reach as possible in its core function as a read-it-later service, I think it could become an excellent delivery method for content that doesn't necessarily need, and likely won't succeed in a dedicated magazine app.
Through the course of evolution, from their origin in early eukaryotes, actinins have performed a core function as actin cross-linking proteins in cells.
At the molecular level, its core function as a dominant negative regulator of bHLH activity is conserved with its other three family members (Id1, Id2 and Id3).
In addition to its core function as an international medical protection and indemnity organisation for clinical professionals, MPS also undertakes a clinical risk self-assessment (CRSA) for individual general practices as part of membership arrangements, 26 or for a fee for non-members (box 2).
This core functions as a generic nanofiber-forming scaffold that can be easily functionalized and tuned [ 15– 17].
He says that our policy "denotes 70% of the council's functions – first supposed 'back office' services, and then such core functions as environmental health, planning, transport, even crematoriums – being handed to the private sector".
This pattern is consistent with the theory that the tongue's core functions as a muscular hydrostat in that conjoint contraction of the transverse and vertical fibers enable the tissue to expand at right angles to these fibers.
In making our students more successful, it makes us more successful in one of our core functions as a law school.
