Genes were once thought of almost exclusively as repositories of information about how to build proteins.
This stringency obviously comes at the price of missing proteins that localize to microtubules exclusively as members of large complexes or make part of organelles and could be thus removed by extract clarification (see above on NUMA).
Where patients received high-dose chemotherapy exclusively as part of first salvage treatment, survival figures are improved, with nearly 60% of patients alive at a median follow-up of 39 months (Bhatia et al, 2000).
Although, these proteins formally belong to the IκBs due to the presence of ankyrin repeats in their structure, they do not functionally act exclusively as repressors of NF-κB-mediated transcription, but more as NF-κB modulators (Table 1).
You could add Erskine Childers, Compton Mackenzie, Geoffrey Household, Joseph Hone – let alone those authors who would classify themselves almost exclusively as writers of spy fiction (Fleming, Le Carré, Deighton, Furst, Charles Cumming).
Intraepithelial terminals originated exclusively as branches of subbasal nerves and terminated in all epithelial layers.
These enzymes function almost exclusively as part of stable protein complexes that assist their recruitment to specific genomic loci, specify their substrate, and provide allosteric control.
Professional identities can be revived by developing professional associations whose purpose is to support professional debates (but not trade unions which in their current form function exclusively as means of distributing social goods).
"We look at sexual violence exclusively as sort of a heteronormative issue that happens when cisgender men rape cisgender women, but we leave out most of the LGBTQ community," Catherine Shugrue dos Santos, co-director of client services at the New York City Anti-Violence Projectoldold HuffPost.
These appeared exclusively as part of disseminated disease, and there were no first-site liver-only recurrences.
