Remoras feed on the leavings of their hosts' meals or, in some instances, act as cleaners by eating the external parasites of their transporters.
Better risk-awareness was reported in women with greater symptom severity, particularly those of the hyper-arousal cluster, so that PTSD symptomatology may, in some instances, act as a 'buffer' for women in sexually dangerous situations as a result of increased sensitivity to cues [ 47].
The Himalayas, for instance, act as a great sponge.
Single digits can for instance act as attentional cues, orienting visuo-spatial attention to the left or right hemifield depending on the digit's magnitude, thus facilitating target detection in the cued hemifield (left/right hemifield after small/large digits, respectively).
Lysobacter enzymogenes can, for instance, act as a biological control agent for fungal diseases of plants [11].
REDD + (reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation and enhancing carbon sinks) implementation measures could, for instance, act as an umbrella mechanism for developing the required reward schemes.
Lysosomes have functions beyond those of waste disposal and, in addition to their emerging status as Ca2+-signalling platforms, can, for instance, act as membrane reservoirs during the Ca2+-dependent process of plasma membrane wound healing [ 27].
"They in many instances act almost as the sales department of the university".
Our local Lions club, for instance, acted as honest brokers for pensioners willing to forgo their fuel allowances to pass them on to families in real deprivation.
Baker & McKenzie, for instance, acts as intellectual-property enforcement counsel for Calvin Klein, a fashion designer, in countries in Europe and elsewhere.
Succinate, for instance, acts as an extracellular ligand by binding to a G-protein coupled receptor, known as GPR91, expressed in kidney, liver, heart, retinal cells and possibly many other tissues, leading to a wide array of physiological and pathological effects.
