For example, access to interpreters as well as linguistically and culturally appropriate educational materials that are clear, easy to use, and written in plain language is essential for practices serving diverse patient populations.
where the β0 is a predefined bit value for guaranteeing the essential bits, i.e., the bit length required for serving each regular service.
Measures to ensure it has real bite makes it essential for any serving editors or senior executives to be eliminated from the standards and appeals committee and replaced by equal numbers of lawyers, media academics, lay members and – why not? – former editors no longer tied to a title or group.
That caveolin-1 and mTOR may directly constitute a signal transduction 'cassette' is supported by analysis of the published peptide sequences of raptor (GenBank accession no. ) and rictor (GenBank accession no. ), two scaffold proteins essential for mTOR function that serve to bring mTOR substrates into close proximity to its catalytic domain.
All recruits will be given a First Aid training program, essential for any soldier serving in an active battlefield.
The mathematical description of normal tissue regeneration is essential to serve as a reference for the process of malignant transformation.
Mechanistic data indicate that CYLD is essential for necrosis and serve as a target for proteolysis by caspase-8.
This mutation completely abrogated MK3-mediated phosphorylation of the Beclin 1 peptide, indicating that serine 90 is essential for it to serve as a substrate for MK3.
Although the NE pool of Mps3 is most likely not essential for growth, it serves as the SPB reservoir (Bupp et al. 2007; Gardner et al. 2011).
Cholesterol is an essential membrane component serving as a cofactor for signalling molecules and as a precursor for steroid hormones.
Copper is an essential trace element, serving as a cofactor for many enzymes in different biological processes.
