When such adaptor molecules are recruited elsewhere, such as to SV proteins in the synapse, their recruitment only achieves low-affinity interactions, resulting in the buffering of individual adaptor molecules but not in their stabilization in the form of a coat.
All were recruited elsewhere, but not by big programs.
"Indirect rule", as it was called, was long considered the linchpin of British imperial success, and huge swaths of that empire were conquered, not by British soldiers, but by soldiers recruited elsewhere in the empire.
But she knew she'd had a long tenure at the company and it was time to hand the reins to Bass or risk seeing him be recruited elsewhere.
Participant characteristics by setting are shown in table 1. Participants recruited from community pharmacies were significantly older than those recruited elsewhere.
The Federal Advisory Committee Act (1972) states that scientists with conflicts of interest cannot serve on federal advisory committees unless their expertise cannot be recruited elsewhere.
