Although most punters may still regard them as casinos, they are serving a serious function: in the past few years the majority of listed companies in Hungary and Poland have been able to raise extra capital.For all their growth and activity, the exchanges remain tiny (see chart 4), raising doubts about their liquidity in the longer run.
These types of antennas can be used in household staples like DVD players or cable boxes, or serve a more serious function in military or government roles.
The function, the very serious function of racism is distraction.
"In modern Labor politics, any serious, functioning nostalgia for the old is essentially, and rightly, gone.
"I lost my sense of vocation — that you were fulfilling a serious and necessary function in your culture.
Loss of GnRH neuron number, consequent to loss of necdin, coupled with loss of proper feedback circuitry from loss of MAGEL2, would be predicted to have a more serious effect on reproductive function in individuals with PWS with congenital absence of both genes.
'I haven't been in very many serious relationships and [he laughs wryly] I haven't learned how to function in a serious relationship.' The first thing people will think, hearing that, is that you must behave really badly.
That, in turn, means that as long as the broader church "as a whole does not bless same-sex unions, a person living in such a union cannot without serious incongruity have a representative function in a Church whose public teaching is at odds with their lifestyle".
Mean general functioning was low, with 96% of participants in the range from serious impairments to inability to function in almost all areas (global assessment of functioning scores 50 to 21).
This analysis in a murine model of GvHD of the small intestine demonstrates serious impairment of intestinal barrier function in the jejunum, with an increased permeability and morphological changes through downregulation and localization shift of the tight junction protein occludin.
Associations between senility mortality and global MMSE scores or MMSE subscale scores suggest that senility induced by terminal status of cardiac failure, stroke, malnutrition, multiple organ failure or other serious diseases may impair cognitive function in 85 year-olds.
