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CXCL10 has been described to bind locally to endothelial cells or extracellular matrix components via GAGs, which makes the function of CXCL10 as a reliable circulating biomarker questionable.

A replacement patch could also be represented by a deletion and an addition, but dividing it into two patches makes the function of the patch less clear and less efficient.

These firms are poised toward the long term and have an obsession for opportunity recognition, value creation and exploitation of the customer need (Collingson and Shaw 2001), which makes the functions of entrepreneurship and marketing critical permeating throughout the firm.

The task of a human-machine interface (HMI) is to make the function of a technology obvious.

The successfully expressed proteins by genetic engineering technology made the function of lactic acid bacteria be abundant and laid the foundation for further researches into cholesterol-lowering lactic acid bacterium food and probiotics.

Studies have gone back and forth on the subject for about three decades, making the function of this ostensibly rough material an incredibly slippery subject.

She incorporates bondage elements and is researching future technology where a garment's fabric will change color with touch in an effort to make the function of beautiful lingerie more than just its removal.

Development of different photoprotective mechanisms in the course of evolution of land plants has gradually made the function of flavodiiron proteins dispensable and eventually resulted in elimination of respective genes from the genomes of higher plants.

This would arguably make the function of quality management a more difficult, uncertain, and complex task.

Such separation will mean segregation and make the functioning of a normal society where everyone can access health, policing and education on an equal basis, very difficult.

This tendency becomes a fundamental element to make the functioning of the market effective (Bruni & Zamagni, 2007; Bruni, 2008).