An overarching concept of how large signalling networks really function in vivo does not exist [ 1], in part because the molecular architectures of large signalling complexes and their in vivo connections remain practically unknown.
According to Gallup "it is not clear if that view is due to a desire to see immigrants assimilate into traditional U.S. customs and norms, or, more practically, in terms of their being able to function effectively in U.S. society".
Despite the ancient origin of agrin practically nothing is known about its function in invertebrates.
Further work is required to define the long-term effects of practically sustainable physical activity on mitochondrial function in muscle.
"The G8 will be practically unable to function without Russia," Mr Medvedev calmly told Italian television.
Like other airports that now function practically as shopping malls, business has been booming at SeaTac, and he said it's time service workers shared in some of those profits.
Practically, this would mean searching for promoters that respond more steeply to HGF in a dose response curve and then defining the minimal promoter and enhancer region that captured this function in a synthetic promoter construct.
Water is involved in practically all functions of the human body and plays a crucial role in life and health.
"It was not long ago that he practically reveled in his function.
Since appropriate evaluation of vestibular function is, practically, difficult in a mass study, fewer studies have investigated the prevalence of vestibular dysfunction, while more have examined the prevalence of subjective dizziness.
