Many "deep structures" functioned exceptionally well.
The cast list is perhaps the most bizarre I have ever encountered, yet it functions exceptionally well.
These scripts have functioned exceptionally well for both single- and multiple-watershed applications within targeted study areas.
Here, a midwife and her academic husband are largely blind to the depths of their son's isolation — until he shoots close to a dozen of his classmates — just as they were blind to the drug problems and viciousness of an older son, who seemed to function so exceptionally.
Here we investigated the structure and function of exceptionally long signal peptides encompassing at least 40 amino acid residues.
We do not think this variation introduces much bias into the model as the parameter values we chose for the dispersal function specify exceptionally low probabilities of dispersing beyond 20 50 cells.
The success of such studies with this unicellular and relatively simple eukaryote hinges on several factors: the high conservation of mitochondrial function, the exceptionally thorough annotation of the yeast genome, and the tractability of yeast for manipulations of the mitochondrial and nuclear genomes and for genetic and chemical screens.
It has been suggested that aged subjects maintaining their immune functions at an exceptionally high level are more likely to have a long life span (Wayne et al 1990; Pawelek et al 1999).
And, lastly, asymmetrical excitations have only one function - to activate exceptionally enzymatic activity in those cases, when membrane and muscular activities are not needed.
Italy is getting the worst of all worlds: austerity is compounding the impact of a poorly functioning economy, leading to exceptionally weak growth.
