Particularly, complete loss-of-function alleles are associated with RD, whereas retention of partial, measurable activity results in mandibuloacral dysplasia or severe progeria.
Contract clauses permitting retention of partial payments pursuant to contracts of conditional sale temporarily escaped this obloquy, on the theory that a seller's retention of a property interest in his goods entitled him, upon any default by the buyer, both to retake his goods and to retain any moneys paid.
Management options we examined were: (1) the status quo, (2) varying the total annual timber harvest on the landscape (100%, 80% or 50% of current long-term sustained yield estimates), (3) the protection of understory trees during logging, and (4) 30 70% retention of overstory (partial cutting in distinct patches <1 ha in size) in each harvest unit, for 33% or 50% of the annual timber harvest.
Furthermore, we found that expression of the Cdc13– Est2 fusion also resulted in partial retention of TLC1 in the nucleus, indicating an impact of Ku on telomere length that is independent not only of Est2 recruitment but also of TLC1 localization.
Therefore, Mbnl2 compensates for the loss of Mbnl1 splicing activity by enhanced binding to Mbnl1-regulated splicing targets resulting in partial retention of the adult splicing pattern.
Thus, in order to increase work retention, the use of partial disability pension is encouraged among those with long-term health problems instead of transition to full disability pension.
Now it is in a state of partial ruin.
They live on in a state of partial suspended animation.
We live in a time of partial attention.
SEM, XRD and DSC analysis of a laser processed alloy indicated retention of feedstock's partial amorphous structure.
