Perhaps most important is an exercise program to improve heart function and foster the development of additional blood vessels.
For example, we posit that learning the names of plants is not simply memorization; rather, the knowledge and skills gained through this process can promote inquiry into community structure and function and foster an intimacy between a student and nature.
The book was centred on the notion that democracy is largely symbolic and expressive in function and has fostered vibrant scholarly debate.
Non-competitive NMDAR antagonists attenuate BCR and Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) B-cell signaling and effector function and can foster IL-10 production.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07643.002 Insufficient sleep impairs a wide range of essential processes such as cognition, alertness, metabolic activity, and immune function (Foster and Wulff, 2005).
We have made almost 60 recommendations, covering areas such as the status, role and function of foster carers; outcomes for children and young people in foster care; the commissioning and regulation of fostering; and staying put – the right of children in care to remain with their foster families after the age of 18.
This behavior is strikingly similar to that of the Cairns system, in which a mutant lac operon carried by an F′ plasmid regains function under selection (Cairns and Foster 1991).
Many managers have leading roles both in a function and on a council or board, which fosters co-operation.
Help students understand the connection between computer science and their lives – how it helps them to register for classes at school, enables cell phones to function, fosters improved health and fitness, and determines the ads they see online.
TGFß controls proliferation, differentiation, and fosters fibrosis.
