"But when it must come to man's great function of the procreation of children," he writes, "the members which were expressly created for this purpose will not obey the direction of the will, but lust has to be waited for to set these members in motion, as if it had legal right over them".
Perhaps this elite group of athletes and entrepreneurs serve a greater function of humanity to keep it forever evolving, and forever cool.
A possible explanation of the greater function of p38 may reside in the different roles played by p38 and ERK1/2 in the activation of NF-κB and NF-IL6, major transactivators of both IL-6 and CCL5 promoters [1].
Furthermore, the most mobile women with knee OA had greater function of the hip muscles in the frontal plane, whereas differences in mobility for both men and women were related to muscle function in the sagittal plane at the hip, knee, and ankle joints.
Arai et al (1997) showed that compared with the FokI T/T genotype, FokI C/C had 1.7-fold greater function of vitamin D-dependent transcriptional activation of a reporter construct under the control of a vitamin D response element in transfected HeLa cells.
Arai et al. demonstrated that compared with the FokI T/T genotype, FokI C/C had 1.7-fold greater function of vitamin D-dependent transcriptional activation of a reporter construct under the control of a vitamin D response element in transfected HeLa cells [ 33].
One of the great functions of Twitter is that it allows you to network with peers and colleagues on the opposite side of the world.
One of the great functions of radical candidates is to war against equivocators and opportunists who conflate these two things.
In middle-aged individuals with tetraplegia, longer duration of injury was associated with greater function loss, independent of age.
The breakthrough was really to show that you couldn't talk about memory as a great global function of the whole brain.
