This represents a shared labor mechanism in which zipping between nucleic acid strands is the actual target recognition mechanism while sensing of the R-loop arrival at the PAM-distal end just verifies the success of the full zipping.
We asked whether or not Adr1 and Cat8 could also operate in a "division of labor" mechanism to co-regulate many genes, and if so, at the genes dependent only on one activator, if that activator then does the work of two recruiters, or if some coactivators are dispensable.
Additionally, our findings suggest that the social and labor market mechanisms generating the earnings gap are structural, rather than behavioral.
Effective in 1993, these regulations identify a three-stage procedure of mediation, arbitration, and litigation (Ho 2003), implying that labor market mechanisms have replaced labor administration in the allocation of labor.
In addition, periodontal disease may be an independent risk factor for preterm labor: Postulated mechanisms include translocation of periodontal pathogens to the fetoplacental unit and action of a periodontal reservoir of lipopolysaccharides or inflammatory mediators (McGaw 2002).
Therefore, this particular labor market mechanism and the marriage market mechanisms we mentioned above have different predicted effects regarding the association between BMI and hours worked.
In that case, it was the legacy of apartheid that brought non-labor-market mechanisms to the fore.
In 2014, the Labor Ministry began an integrated labor inspection mechanism and improved training.
In the labor market, similar mechanisms operate as in the goods market, including the disequilibrium dynamics.
In our Section 2, we discussed two additional labor market-based mechanisms that can explain the positive association between BMI and hours of work in single women.
