For maintaining "housekeeping" functions across different cell types, for example, it would seem to be much less expensive to use the genomic sequence instead of complicated and error-prone gene regulatory networks.
Companies must maintain "good housekeeping" during a recession, such as product quality and good distribution systems, but he suggests that clear brand association and leadership comes through communication.
London properties have high visitor flow and exchange of collections, are more difficult to maintain, and housekeeping is often stretched, which may be part of the explanation for the abundance of insects found there.
A basal level of autophagic pathway activity is therefore crucial to maintain cellular housekeeping functions.
Hypoxia starves cells of energy and a concomitant reduction in protein synthesis is required to maintain essential housekeeping functions.
Although the vast majority of study participants frequently clean their homes, their ability to maintain better housekeeping was compromised by poor building conditions and crowded households.
This paper reviews the evidence pointing to the conclusion that the cytosolic regulation of the active transport of H/K, Na/K and Ca/H occurs in a tissue-specific manner where an individual P-2 ATPase subspecies is capable of transporting any of the other cations depending on the local ionic milleu in order to maintain optimal housekeeping conditions.
A hinge and latch mechanism has been proposed in which the high-affinity ETGE motif acts as a hinge anchored to the first Kelch domain, whereas the weaker DLG motif is engaged as the latch to maintain minimal housekeeping expression levels of the Nrf2 protein [45].
A 16% service fee is assessed to all contracts to help maintain equipment, cover housekeeping fees, insurance, paper goods, etc.
END THE 'HOUSEKEEPING' FARCE There are no limits on what a donor can give to a political party for "housekeeping" to maintain a party's offices and other "ordinary activities" unconnected to candidates.
