People in Google's UK offices may be deeply involved in building some of its most important, and profitable, technology, but they aren't actually building it for Google UK.
35 Derangements in the hormonal mediators are key factors in the maladaptation process to chronic stress exposure and, in turn, may be deeply involved in the pathophysiology of several chronic diseases.
In fact, AR physically interacts with both β-catenin (Song et al, 2003) and TCF4 (Amir et al, 2003), suggesting that AR may be deeply involved in the function of HOXB13 as a modulator to control these two important signalling pathways.
The decision by the government to enlist a cooperator can be fraught with peril; such witnesses, particularly in Mafia cases, often have unsavory pasts and may have been deeply involved in the crimes being investigated.
The latter is called the representational effect [6] [8], which is especially puzzling in the sense that it implies that external representations may be more deeply involved in cognitive problem solving than simply providing a memory aid.
Candidates include CAL, EBP50/NHERF-1, E3Kand, and CAP70 that likely influence both trafficking and anchoring of membrane proteins like CFTR and that may be more deeply involved in the ER processing than described previously [ 35- 41, 53].
Klinkenborg may not be as deeply involved in agriculture as his Iowa father and grandfather, but he has a superb instinct for how, over the years, a farmer's personality and the character of his land shape each other through a kind of mutual friction.
Lowry Mays' two sons were deeply involved in those crowning acquisitions.
Dirk Sijmons, co-founder, H+N+S Landscape Architects, argued for landscape architects to get more deeply involved in what may be a marginal area for them now: the transition to clean energy.
It may also help Iranian and Arab sympathisers to send arms and explosives.Though unlikely to get deeply involved, Barack Obama's administration may have a chance to help too.
