A senior American diplomat noted that Mr. Putin, early in his presidency, had pledged to make the country more democratic and to fulfill a broad agenda of social goals.
Introns in eukaryotes fulfill a broad spectrum of functions, such as acting as transposable elements, and are involved in virtually every step of mRNA processing [ 29].
In addition to supporting aerobic metabolism of cells by providing O2 supply, globins fulfill a broad range of other functions, including O2 sensing, detoxification of harmful reactive oxygen species (ROS), the generation of bioactive gas molecules like NO and others [ 2].
Starting next fall at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences at the George Washington University, students will no longer have to take a foreign language to graduate, although they may use language courses to help fulfill a broader humanities requirement.
Where the universities making the offers had her pegged as an archaeologist studying the material objects of prehispanic Latin America, Berkeley allowed her to conceptualize — and fulfill — a broader vision for her work, to conceive a new way of doing research, a new field or a new initiative.
The existence of a depupylation activity in actinobacteria [ 11, 12] and the fact that some members harbor the pupylation gene locus without encoding proteasomal subunits suggest that pupylation might fulfill a broader role in regulation and cellular signaling.
Supervision fulfilled a perceived broader responsibility to the profession and community, though they felt it had little impact on rural retention of doctors.
Indeed, the centriole, a barrel-shaped cylinder of triplets of microtubules, fulfills a wide range of functions that can be classified into two broad categories.
We have recently reported, that metastable NaCl-structure (c) Ti1−xAlxN decomposes to form c-TiN and c-AlN domains, and that the chemical requirement for spinodal decomposition is fulfilled over a broad composition and temperature range.
This condition is fulfilled for a broad range of model parameters and even for first cousins (r = 0.25) we get a joining condition (E skew > 2.5· E solitary ) that may make joining a group attractive for helpers even if the reproduction threshold is below the mean amount of resources an individual can acquire (Fig. 2d).
