Sentence examples for functions conferred from inspiring English sources

"We are, I have to say, uncomfortable with the idea that governments can in some way dictate to the court how its case law should evolve or how it should carry out the judicial functions conferred on it.

The functions conferred by pSciA-type plasmids therefore remain essentially unknown.

Given the potent functions conferred by Mstn, we surmise that Mstn secretion by cachexia-inducing neoplasms would initiate the pathogenesis of cancer cachexia.

We then investigated the proteomic changes in more detail to unveil the biological processes and molecular functions conferred by KSR1 overexpression in response to doxorubicin or etoposide.

The identified differentially transcribed genes with diverse functions conferred or implicated drastic CW and OW variation observed in radiata pine branches.

In all cases analyzed (either Proteobacteria or Gram-positive bacteria), loss of ulaGL was always associated with the complete loss of the ula regulon, indicating that the functions conferred by the ula genes are highly coordinated.

This kind of vector relies on lethal genes, lethal sites, dominant functions conferring cell sensitivity on metabolites or repressors of antibiotic resistance to exert such selection pressure (Bernard 1995).

The question of how moral status is affected by the loss of important cognitive functions is a distinct one, both for those who believe such functions confer moral status and those who do not.

Thus, all these functions confer to adponectin a key role as an insulin sensitizer in muscle, liver, and adipose tissue [ 21, 23].

Natural products possess a high chemical scaffold diversity and are evolutionary optimized to serve different biological functions, conferring them a high drug-likeness and making them an excellent source for identification of new drug leads [117 119].

Par-4 protein can abrogate cell survival function conferred by protein kinase C-ζ, Bcl-2, or NF-κB.