Since its expression is high in mutant cells (Fig. 2D,E), it is possible to visualize the remedial effects of 76B>Ubc9 wt as it shrinks the GFP-positive cell population, restores coherent lymph gland lobes (I.P. and S.G., unpublished data), prevents posterior lobe detachment, and reduces the tumor burden (supplementary material Fig. S5F I).
Blunkett told the Guardian that Labour would restore a more coherent structure to encourage improvement in schools by introducing new bodies – probably at a sub-regional level – tasked with spotting failure, monitoring admissions, commissioning services, and ensuring financial accountability.
The only hope is that Labour can win the next election with a coherent set of proposals that restore confidence and belief in a high-performing public education system as the route to a fairer society.
There have been some impressive programmes, but it will take time and, crucially, a new coherent creative vision to fully restore the distinctiveness that we all as licence payers have a right to expect from the BBC.
But rapid and coherent policy action is essential to restore investors' confidence and prevent a destructive currency and financial crisis.
Attributional activities also represent an attempt to restore a view of the world that is coherent and predictable [ 2].
But he should not be encouraged by the West's failure to formulate a coherent policy in Eurasia to believe that he can restore it.
Craig Barrett, president and chief executive of Intel, said in an e-mail message to a reporter after the meeting that a tax cut and "coherent energy strategy" would be the best ways to restore consumer confidence.
Adding to that a coherent plan to deal with the banking crisis and restore the government's proper role as overseer of the economy wouldn't amount to a new New Deal, but it would be a good start.
In normal physiological conditions, they are then lost via apoptosis, generally when the tissue integrity has been sufficiently restored to be mechanically coherent.
