Emerging evidences have indicated that during chronic infection, exhausted T cells develop not only with the change of phenotype but also with the distinction of function; finally, these dysfunctional T cells progress to apoptosis because of the defect of differentiating into memory T cells.
The useful tripartite distinction of functional resources between informational, interactional and interaction management functions were remained (O'Sullivan et al. 2002).
This suggests that cortex has a rather common function which lies beyond those usually leading to the distinction of functional areas.
Managers are insisting that every employee understand and adhere to the company's strategic mission without distinction of title, function, or task.
The EU Commission has proposed a way forward towards a Thematic Strategy for Soil Protection based on the distinction of seven soil functions and eight threats.
We can strengthen this adoption of activity-function by observing a neglected pre-Darwinian distinction about biological functions: use versus activity (Furley and Wilkie 1984: 58 69).
It is argued that institution and function as primary concepts in a triple helix study must be differentiated to improve the existing non-cored model that lacks distinction of institution and function concepts.
The distinction in function of these two paths is not known [ 4].
However, the distinction between functions in DNA repair versus chromosome segregation of Smc5/6 is unclear.
The distinction in terms of function between the ORAI1-CRAC channel and the calpain 2-activating ion channel described in this study may have to do with compartmentalisation of Ca2+ influx.
In the distinction between the functions of cox-1 and cox-2, the team recognized a potential gold mine: they might be able to directly target cox-2, thereby suppressing pain and inflammation without causing stomach irritation, the bane of all previous painkillers-from aspirin to ibuprofen-that act on the cox enzyme.
