Sentence examples similar to has essentially a preventive function from inspiring English sources

Optimism has a preventive function, as higher levels of optimism predicted lower levels of depressive symptoms in adults [ 32].

Like an old Jaguar E-type, form has essentially overruled function and in most cases there just isn't enough room in which to fit everything.

The university has essentially been functioning without an athletic director for almost a month.

"North Korea has essentially functioned without a currency for the last 25 years," said Nicholas Eberstadt, a Korea expert at the American Enterprise Institute, speaking by telephone from Washington.

In a 40-page memorandum, the Senate committee says: "Ireland has essentially functioned as a tax haven for Apple".

Increasing the length of the template overhang to 12 nt has essentially no effect on binding as a function of nucleotide concentration.

"In 1989 we had essentially no compliance function.

On Thursday afternoon, a bipartisan coalition in Congress moved to fill the void and perform this function of the presidency that Trump has essentially outsourced.

Today, the rift has essentially come down to access (he is for more, imagining the space as a delightful one for arts club functions).

Similarly, existing cardiac arrest teams at these hospitals may have essentially functioned as METs.

All patients were ≥18 years old and were required to have essentially normal bone marrow and organ function and an Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance status of ≤2.