It is the function of jury instructions, in short, to establish in any trial the objective standards that a jury is to apply as it performs its own function of finding the facts.
The contextual differences responsible for this appear to include both species-specific protein cofactors (Nayak et al. 2005) and alterations of target mRNA sequences and their own functions downstream of GLD-1 regulation (Beadell et al. 2011).
Of course, the substation area protection and control must complete its own functions, independent of wide area protection and control, and local area protection devices.
'The protection of its own functions and the preservation of the purity of its own temple belongs only to the court.
The integration of a library of own functions as a plug-in will be realized in the future.
That's a betrayal of the CQC's own function – and of the patients who are genuinely endangered by poor care.
Other membrane systems, including PM, EEs, LEs, and the Golgi, exploit PIPs to exert their own functions through a variety of PIP effectors (Behnia & Munro, 2005; Di Paolo & De Camilli, 2006).
Regardless, my hope is that Dunham uses her opportunity as a writer to create Hannah into more of a full character that we can perceive on her own, functioning free of her connections to real-life Lena.
Similar reasoning is found in Van Merode et al. [ 32], who argue that departments in a hospital often strive to optimise their own functioning independently of other departments.
