His father, a brilliant, intermittently successful inventor, devised one of the earliest functioning submarines; his mother covered the women's-club circuit for the Los Angeles Times.
The earliest functions of PCD in plant life are fulfilled during embryogenesis.
Together, the data suggest that genetic and functional redundancy interferes with RPK1's early function in Arabidopsis thaliana embryogenesis.
On the political plane, the most significant development was the restoration of the Senate to its earlier function of chief policy-making and supervising body.
Its original Spanish name, Bahía de Manteca ("Butter Bay"), probably recalls its early function as a lard ("hog's butter") centre.
Minimally-invasive percutaneous calcaneoplasty can represent an alternative to open reduction internal fixation in the treatment of calcaneal fractures, allowing stable reduction without plating, early function recovery and short hospital stay.
Our targets were to (1) minimize surgical trauma by reducing complications, (2) standardize the technique, (3) avoid immobilization by encouraging early function, and (4) allow partial to full weight-bearing in 4 6 weeks.
It reduces treatment times, provides early function and aesthetics, preserves the alveolar bone as well as prevents unwanted migration of an adjacent tooth in the case of missing a single tooth.
Immediate loading had similar clinical outcomes compared to conventional loading and can be used as a successful treatment because it has the advantage of reducing treatment times and providing early function and aesthetics.
This shows that the formation of the PCs involves an early function of GsbN, which is consistent with a concerted action with EN, since we previously showed that the early function of EN is responsible for PC axon growth [12].
