Executing the multiple roles of auxin is largely dependent on its uneven distribution in plant, which is achieved through an active process called polar auxin transport mediated by plasma membrane auxin transporter proteins [ 1, 2].
Then, Kimura et al. reported that racE is essential for growth in rich medium but dispensable for growth in minimal medium, where yrpC executes the anaplerotic role of racE (Kimura et al. 2004).
In this role, she helps to set and execute the vision of the Managing Director as well as overseeing the screening, underwriting, pricing and closing departments.
The analysis develops the ingredients for credibility in commercial, criminal, and international contexts, including the cost of executing a threat, the role of repeat play, and the calculus of what we call secondary credibility – the likelihood that a threat will be carried out even though the target complies and the danger that capitulation will bring about another threat.
If successful, we intend to use ESNs to functionally interrogate the roles of individual genes in executing the transcriptional programs underlying the formation of the cerebral cortex.
This underlines the need for ethics committees to conduct study site visits as they execute their role of research oversight, although more capacity building will be required for ethics committees in resource-limited settings [ 10- 12] to fully exercise this mandate.
She played a key role in executing the sale of Deutsche Post's stake in Postbank, a German retail bank, to Deutsche Bank.
His constitutional role is to faithfully execute the laws.
In his article "Effective Change Begins at the Top" in Beer and Nohria's "Breaking the Code of Change," J. Conger uses the metaphor of the CEO as a general, which mirrors the role of leaders in executing the slaying-the-dragon strategy.
And then came the assassin's bullet - in a professionally executed, targeted killing - raising important questions about the role of elements from within the establishment.
