The protein is also imported into the nucleus, where it fulfills a separate function possibly by interacting with the nuclear Ran-binding factor, RanBPM, whose function is still unknown (Grünberg-Etkovitz et al. 2006).
LeBel J., writing for the Court, held that "[t]his doctrine recognizes that trade-marks law is not intended to prevent the competitive use of utilitarian features of products, but that it fulfills a source‑distinguishing function": Kirkbi, at para.
Thus apparently, in the absence of α-helix 8 that may block the RNA site, this terminal aspartic acid is redundant, and the histidine that substitutes it fulfills a different function [42].
The expression of the gene for LCB-1-P lyase in submersed plant organs lacking stomata may also suggest that it fulfills a distinct function in Utricularia, not associated with stomata.
Now, it has to be admitted that the bloggy left is a growing Democratic force, and it fulfills an important function -- to raise issues the mainstream media ignores, to police said mainstream media, and to push our own pet issues to the fore (most especially when Democratic politicians are content to ignore them).
For example, miR-184 is found in many animals from the acorn worm to primates in the miRBase, suggesting that it fulfills an essential function.
But, humble though it is, the bench fulfills a function as one of the countless small-town traditions that help keep the city livable.
Made of the finest Corinthian brass, it fulfilled a similar function to a modern steamer.
Such work is therefore highly transitory for the most part, but at its best it fulfills an important educational function and it is often a favourite feature with readers of the publication in which it appears.
There were bolts of feedback and static, but they fulfilled a function, bridging themes or clearing the air.
Mass producers, like these authors, just want to sell stuff and fulfill a function.
