This may have been a function of her appearance: she was tall and slim, with features that recalled her African and Native American ancestors.
Truong and Duthion (1993) showed that the time of flowering is a function of leaf appearance rate and position of the node bearing the first flower.
Mutation of the BRCA1 gene can also result in either "loss of function" or "gain of function" with appearance of novel truncated protein products, respectively (reviewed in [ 9]).
In our experience, basal joint hemiarthroplasty with this prosthesis resulted in pain relief, restoration of function, and preservation of appearance in 135, 138, and 142 thumbs, respectively, at a mean followup of 72.1 months, and complications were few.
Rosenberg et al. [25] utilized the decision function of an object appearance classifier to select the training samples from one iteration to another.
Thus, while histone storage and exchange in early development represents a critical function of nucleoplasmin, the appearance of SNBPs of the H-type early in metazoan evolution, as well as their subsequent differentiation towards PL and P-types, could have been a strong enough functional constraint to recruit SNBP removal as an acquired non-specific function.
To investigate the level of tissue specificity of genes gained along the human lineage, we plotted for all these 16,943 human genes the mean number of first-level anatomical systems in which they are expressed as a function of their first appearance in the phylogeny (fig. 1 a ).
Alzheimer׳s disease (AD) is an age-related neurodegenerative disease characterized by progressive decline of cognitive function, appearance of senile plaques, neurofibrillary tangles, and loss of neurons and synapses.
For cancers of the oral cavity, the function and appearance of the mouth can be preserved without sacrificing the efficacy of tumour control (Fan et al, 1997; Hopper, 2000).
2. Flag leaf appearance date is a function of FLN and leaf appearance rate.
