These studies revealed that FG domains of different Nups have inherently distinct function in vivo, because only select FG domains could functionally replace those tested.
4. The dramatic expansion of State's security responsibilities in Iraq could lead to weakly managed contractors performing inherently governmental functions in a combat zone--a scenario with large downside risks on both policy and practical grounds, such as concerns for the safety of remaining government and contractor employees.
Notably, it found, and I quote, "Security operations performed in environments where, in the judgment of the responsible federal official, there is significant potential for the security operations to evolve into combat," close quote, should be considered in inherently governmental function.
Rude, perhaps, but not uncommon in a culture where cooking (and dining) is an inherently social function, centered upon the idea of community.
Material properties are inherently a function of the microscale interactions at each distinct scale of deformation in a material.
And that is an inherently executive function.
An Army policy directive published in 2000 and still in effect today, the military said, classifies any job that involves "the gathering and analysis" of tactical intelligence as "an inherently governmental function barred from private sector performance".
For collectors, he says, these objects have "an inherently magical function".
Hence, devising biomolecular-based Boolean logic gates can prove promising in performing robust detection or therapeutic functions in the inherently noisy cellular environment.
And existing legal bans on the use of contractors to perform "inherently governmental functions" are also evaded.
