Simard, S. W. & Durall, D. M. Mycorrhizal networks: a review of their extent, function, and importance.
The balance of cytokines is also critical for regulating the type, extent, function, and outcome of inflammatory cell infiltrates.
The objective of the study was to identify and describe the extent, function, nature, and timeline of practice and preparation activities undertaken by experts in order to adapt to constraints unique to a specific upcoming competition.
There are also similarities in form, and to a lesser extent function, between the megasporophylls of Lepidocarpon and Achlamydocarpon and the ovules of gymnosperms.
The folks behind the Oona, a universal stand for smartphones, are set to release another ostensibly practical gizmo -- a keyboard that hooks up to an iPad making it look and, to some extent, function like a MacBook.
Stimulation has modest support for improving behaviour, mood, and, to a lesser extent, function.
(similar to the extent function used previously but implemented at feature level).
In sensitivity analysis, various possible values are used for key variables in the evaluation, such as the discount rate, the extent of functions, and economic values.
In addition, many instruments like the Barthel Index use summary scores, which summate the scores of single items, so as to describe the extent of functioning and disability.
The enriched biological processes observed for HKGs suggest that a minimum set of functions are required for cells to survive, but it is not obvious to what extent these functions and genes will be conserved across other mammalian and eukaryotic species.
It is less well understood to what extent the functions and expression patterns of HKGs are conserved across species, whether HKGs are conserved at the genomic structure level and how polymorphic HKGs and TEGs are among different individuals within a species.
