Although there have been many studies on DNA methylation, to establish its primary role that has led to its widespread distribution in higher organisms has proved to be controversial.
It overlooks the highly visible and primary role that the Court and the Justices have as exemplars for state and local courts, and for judges throughout the country.
In contrast, the primary role that p53 plays in the induction of apoptosis is to cause cells with severe DNA damage to initiate programmed cell death, which therefore acts to suppress the proliferation of malignant cells.
In conclusion, our study underscores the importance of the primary role that nephrologists have in the education of healthcare professionals, particularly primary care providers [ 55, 56].
The analysis also revealed broad areas of concordance across ethnic strata including the primary role that pain and achieving pain relief play in patients' experiences and decisions.
The substantial sexual dimorphism that is observable for adult adiposity can be attributed to the primary role that females play in the direct provision of energy for reproduction (Lassek and Gaulin, 2006; Wells, 2009c).
Overall, this module emphasizes the primary role that activation of stress and inflammatory responses, as well as intracellular vesicle transport and neurotransmitter-mediated signaling, play in the establishment of ethanol-induced behaviors.
Given the importance of social support in this population and the primary role that both partners and families play in providing support to young women, we need a better understanding of how partners and families provide or fail to provide support over the course of pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Strong institutional leaders were necessary to mold individuals into two primary roles: customers that consumed products pushed to them on fixed schedules and employees who performed repetitive tasks from nine to five.
Its primary role is that of an epithelial transmembrane glycoprotein that functions as a cell-cell adhesion molecule; normal E-cadherin also interacts with β-catenin to form complexes with actin, mediating the linkage of cells to the cytoskeleton.
