Sentence examples for function mostly in from inspiring English sources

Many people are unaware that dozens of painkillers, antihistamines and psychiatric medications — from drugstore staples to popular antidepressants — can adversely affect brain function, mostly in the elderly.

Many Muslims might ask, Why should I accept the values of the republic when I believe they function mostly in theory?

Since JMJD2A enzymes function mostly in multimeric forms, different combinations of interactions with methylated H3K4, H3K9 and H4K20 might target the enzymes to different destinations [16].

The MUI and Muhammadiyah fatwas about smoking have had limited impact in Bogor, and appeared to function mostly in reaffirming non-smokers in their not smoking.

Seventeen OBPs, 7 CSPs, and 8 IRs were differently expressed in adults and larvae, since the olfactory systems function mostly in adults and larvae.

The same can be concluded for YtgA (pCOMP 010), which has been reported to be associated with an ABC transporter, but is likely to function mostly in the periplasm [ 74].

But operating exclusively in the five gigahertz band, it will have a somewhat shorter range than regular Wi-Fi (which functions mostly in the congested, but slightly longer range, 2.4 gigahertz band, as well five gigahertz these days).

They are adaptor/scaffold molecules that mainly interact with members of the interleukin-receptor (ILRs) or tumor necrosis factor-receptor (TNFRs) families and exhibit functions mostly in the immune system [4], [5].

An improvement in motor and sensory functions, mostly in the upper limbs, was further observed 7 months later, in keeping with neurophysiological findings revealing an increase of nerve CVs and amplitudes.

Counterintuitively, tissue-specific studies suggest that DAF-2 and DAF-16 act in different tissues to influence C. elegans lifespan: DAF-2 functions mostly in the nervous system to modulate C. elegans longevity [ 129], whereas rescue of daf-16 in the intestine is the most effective in restoring the lifespan and thermotolerance of daf-2 daf-16 mutants [ 130].

The protein complement of mitochondrial ribosomes of both yeast and human cells has been studied [ 16 and the literature cited therein, 27- 30] and the non-translational or extra-ribosomal functions (mostly in transcriptional regulation) of ribosomal proteins have been extensively studied [ 31, 32].