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Offering insight into how evolution progresses inside a gene, scientists have pinpointed mutations in an ancient protein that transformed its shape and function more than 400 million years ago.

"One of my concerns is, if you have high blood pressure and you're 10 to 18 years old, it may impact your cognitive function more than if you're 40 or 50," he said.

While nearly twenty million Americans "had difficulty with physical tasks relating to upper body function," more than eight million over the age of fifteen have difficulty seeing and seven and a half million reported difficulty hearing.

While some draw comparisons between the two personalities – Anderson's occasional grumpiness and Botham's pally exuberance – Willis suggests that those are the function, more than anything else, of different eras.

A randomized, controlled study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in 2005 found that participants who followed a pose sequence designed by a yoga therapist improved function more than those given a self-care book or sent to exercise class.

Does neuromuscular training improve knee function more than traditional strength training following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction?

Despite accumulating insights into the mouse lncRNA functions, more than 10,000 human lncRNAs remain to be functionally characterized.

The typical plot functions more than adequately, but takes a back seat to the game's central theme – exploration.

Dr. Frachetti's work concerns Bronze Age nomads, and his scholarship is aimed purely at a historical understanding of how a preliterate society functioned more than 3,000 years ago.

A combination of cannabis and ecstasy may change the cognitive functions more than either drug alone.

Boorse understands this as functioning "more than a certain distance below the population mean" (1977, 559) for the relevant set of humans.