"We are now working with both companies," he said, "to get these lines up and functioning". Releasing oil from the reserve is a "good first step," because it tells investors and the market that the government is available to help ease energy constraints, Mr. Goldstein said.
The parasympathetic fibres that regulate bladder function release acetylcholine and stimulate muscle contraction, whereas the sympathetic fibres stimulate relaxation by noradrenergic signalling.
These groups proposed that the C- paralogs served two possible functions, release of free zinc into the cell in low zinc environments (by ribosomal exchange with the endogenous C+ protein) and/or continued production of ribosomes under zinc-limiting conditions.
MMP14 is a key protease that functions to release soluble endoglin from the placental surface.
Whether the hydrolases function to release chains from the synthase enzyme, or somehow trim the newly synthesised chains, is not yet clear [ 54].
Being predominant in the nucleus, RanGTP functions to release the cargo from its import receptor by binding to the receptor itself (Gorlich et al. 1996).
Tanavoli's devotion to form while excluding function releases the artistic tradition from its mythical aura.
It began as a sex manual for teenage girls but turned into a novel that, more or less, fulfilled the same function, releasing women from Victorian inhibitions about sexual gratification just as she had once released them from outdated notions about domesticity.
The data indicated that IFP is a particularly active organ with a major endocrine function, releasing notably leptin and adiponectin.
Let (Q_{text{sc}}^), (p_{text{sc}}^) and n sc denote the values of SC decision variables that maximize SC profit function releasing the constraint that n is an integer.
The solution is scientifically proven, and yet it's simple; a 2013 paper from Harvard Medical School showed that exercise stimulates the brain regions involved in memory function, releasing a protein called brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).
