It is intended that the work should function as an aid to scholars and Gulf Arabs, in the absence or unavailability of relevant Arab records.
The cinema – held in a tent that usually functions as an aid post for the city's homeless – hosted its first showing on 19 July, showing a slapstick Soviet-era slapstick comedy to an audience of more than 100 people.
Clinical ethics committees (CEC) can function as an aid for clinicians in ethically difficult decisions [ 1].
Secondly, we use video-surveillance in experimental enclosures to record simultaneously both behaviour and movements, and thereby to demonstrate that this behaviour functions as an aid to navigation.
"Now, that's the nose on the clown," he said, adding that -- like ketchup or more tangy dipping sauces -- the condiment also functioned as a digestive aid.
It functions as a civil aid group as well as a militia, helping with schools and in hospitals, and in many cases providing essential public services at times in the years of the war when the government was simply not able.
It's a beautiful record that can function as a concentration aid, but its charms are diffuse by design.
TF has two major activities, functioning as a peptidyl-prolyl cis/trans isomerase (PPIase) and as a chaperone that aids in proper folding of nascent polypeptides [ 72].
Given the recent findings that NIX has been shown to be essential for parkin mitochondrial translocation, it would be interesting to assess whether the interaction between parkin and NIX is dependent on parkin's phosphorylation status or whether NIX perhaps functions as an adaptor to aid parkin phosphorylation.
Poly[(R -3-hydroxybutyric acid] was commeR -3-hydroxybutyricd functioned as a standaR -3-hydroxybutyricfying vibracidnal modes that could provide markers to elucidate which peaks in the spectra of the sugarcane corresponded to PHB.
It functions as a molecular chaperone, aiding the refolding of non-native proteins, and plays a critical role in stabilisation of the cytoskeleton through interactions with several cytoskeletal components, such as actin, intermediate filaments and microtubules [ 7].
