The Supreme Court has held that transportation agencies, which function in part as a business, can exert some limited control over the advertisements they run and can even ban whole categories of advertising.
Her sister lived with them, able to function in part, to move around, to walk and eat, though she had to be fed, and she couldn't speak, couldn't communicate at all.
The report suggests that the relatively poor housing experience of many Mexicans is a function in part of the population's newness to New York and their low income levels.
That Iowa has emerged as one of the nation's more popular public universities this year is a function, in part, of its aggressive marketing in other states and abroad.
From an evolutionary perspective, sexual arousal may function, in part, to motivate the pursuit of attractive mating opportunities.
Natural history museums, for example, function in part to teach the public about evolution (Diamond and Evans 2007).
Surfactant protein C (SP-C) is a hydrophobic lipopeptide that is critical for lung function, in part because it physically catalyzes the formation of surface-associated surfactant reservoirs.
α-Zearalanol (α-ZAL), a phytochemical with both antioxidant and estrogen-like properties, has been shown to retard progression of atherosclerosis and regulate cardiovascular function in part through suppression of endothelin-1 (ET-1) secretion.
BOPs exert their function in part through promotion of lateral organ boundary genes including ASYMMETRIC LEAVES2, KNOTTED1-LIKE FROM ARABIDOPSIS6, and ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA HOMEOBOX GENE1 whose products restrict growth, promote differentiation, and antagonize meristem activity in various developmental contexts.
Articular cartilage, like many biological tissues, produces a time-dependent response to mechanical load that is critical to cell's physiological function in part due to solid and fluid phase interactions and property variations across multiple length scales.
