Overall our data suggest that dSno functions as a tissue-specific component of the Wg signaling pathway with modest antagonistic activity under normal conditions but capable of blocking significant levels of extraneous Wg, a role that may be conserved in vertebrates.
In order to minimize the role of extraneous factors, it was important to carry out behavioral testing on animals that arrived at the institutional animal facility from the same vendor at the same time and received treatment using the same lot of compounds.
The returning cast is still great, and it's also nice to see Orlando Bloom return as his Rings hero Legolas, the elf archer (although his role here is largely extraneous).
Remove any extraneous words and only use adjectives when necessary.
But the script, by actors Ivan Martin and Michael Godere, allows the potentially clever story — as well as the pair's intriguing lead roles — to get hijacked by other characters, extraneous concerns and wispy interactions.
As the US began to move toward war footing, Roosevelt found herself again depressed, fearing that her role in fighting for domestic justice would become extraneous in a nation focused on foreign affairs.
Without being able to control for extraneous variability in scores over time, concrete conclusions about the role of the training in causing improvements on a number of measures, such as the FAKT and EDE-Q, cannot be reached.
(Jay Campbell brought warm tone to the extraneous-seeming cello part).
By failing to recognize the critical role of long-term-care nurses as agents of the prescriber, these rules cause additional paperwork and extraneous communication between the prescriber and the pharmacist that delay and impede access to needed medications.
Whereas medical universities have a role to play in influencing students' attitudes about working in their home country there are many other extraneous factors that influence the trainees' decisions [ 2].
