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Integrins also indirectly recruit a range of signalling molecules including EGFR, FAK and Src-family kinases (Giancotti and Ruoslahti, 1999; Yamada and Even-Ram, 2002).

The network was able to recruit a range of care homes across a wide geographical spread but could not claim that they were representative.

Moreover they recruit a range of other enzymes to the GPCR which can both regulate G protein dependent events [9,10] and initiate G protein independent signalling, for example through scaffolding of mitogen activated protein kinase cascades [1,2,11].

Participants were selected using purposeful sampling to recruit a range of supervisors similar to the known gender and age range of GPs, and GP supervisors in the inner regional and outer regional areas of Australia [ 14, 18].

The LBD also contributes to the modulation of the N-terminal AF-1 through interdomain crosstalk so that both AF-1 and AF-2 domains can recruit a range of coregulatory proteins and act either individually or in a synergistic manner (Kobayashi et al. 2000; Métivier et al. 2001).

While care was taken to recruit a range of organisations offering a variety of services to a cross-section of disadvantaged individuals, as a result of our sampling approach our findings are indicative only of the opinions of disadvantaged smokers who access community social services.

I'll be recruiting a range of teachers from school and FE backgrounds and also possibly from industry.

The idea of shoppable images isn't a new one, but Project September is adding to it by recruiting a range of influencers who will post photos to the Project September app.

Or in the case of Seedcamp, more along the lines of the Andreeson Horowitz model by recruiting a range of expertise in-house, whether it be full-time staff or Experts-in-Residence (EIRs), to support the startups it invests throughout their 'life cycle'.

A definitive trial must be generalisable in the sense that it recruits a range of patients or conditions across a number of centres.

Although some studies recruited a range of more sedentary and more active individuals, the majority of studies were conducted among sedentary middle-aged or older adults.