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Trans-acting sRNAs, on the other hand, are encoded within the intergenic regions, act on the targets elsewhere in the genome, and possess short segments of partial nucleotide complementarity to their target genes [ 6– 8].

Highland regions act as water catchment and serve as the main hydropower generation sources for lowland.

In addition to observational learning from human actors, regions act as a source of information about entrepreneurship (Florida, 1995; Lambooy, 2002).

The HS-rich regions act as physical (reversible) crosslinks, functionally similar to those in chemically crosslinked elastomers, and at the same time as a pseudo-reinforcing filler of the rubbery soft segment matrix.

Glacial and periglacial processes in polar regions act as morphogenetic agents for landscape sculpting providing landforms and deposits that represent valuable records for investigating the amplitude of key phases of Cenozoic glacial history.

Aqueous fluids change the mineralogy at the plate interface by producing clay minerals due to hydrate reactions, suggesting that the hydrated weakly coupled regions act as a non-asperity and form a barrier to rupture propagation along the plate boundary at the depths of seismogenic zone.

For while many regions performed exactly as scientists had predicted -- succumbing to landslides or sprouting bubbling fountains of liquefied soils or standing solid -- many other regions acted quite differently, even in a fashion opposite from what scientists might have expected.

Specific regions acted as pacemakers by initiating calcium wave propagation.

We found that some regions acted as pivotal hubs, either being influenced by or influencing other regions, and thus could be considered as information convergence regions.

It was postulated that these 'ordered' regions acted as nucleation sites for PP crystallization, and that the number and size of these regions was determined by the annealing time and temperature.

Further, subjects in whom medial frontal regions acted as a stronger synchronization "hub" had stronger connectivity between the dipole source location and the corpus callosum and dorsomedial prefrontal white matter pathways.