This protein binding to calcium and apatite may represent a general mechanism of protection deployed within the blood compartment and possibly within all the other body fluids that serves to cope with calcium and/or phosphate loading.
The primary focus of public sector is to serve to citizens, cope with budget constraints, and use resources wisely in support of an agency's mission.
As Super Bowl XLVI approaches, however, research provides evidence that for both athlete and fan, prayer may serve to help them cope with the pressures of sports, and help them keep in perspective that, in the end, it is just a game.
These findings are supported by stress and coping theory which posits that violence exposure precipitates maladaptive coping strategies that serve to elude thoughts and feelings about the stressors [ 38].
Regarding the first possibility, poor coping skills may serve to impede social and educational achievement.
The role of the unique tyrosinase found in the B. terrae BS001 genome is not well understood, but it may serve the organism to cope with stressful environments and detoxify fungal/plant phenolic compounds.
These different paths serve to demonstrate important distinctions and relationships among three broad constructs: coping, appraisal, and response shift.
The Swiss third seed went 5-1 up in the third set too, but failed to serve out and had to cope with a mini-revival from Seles, before holding out 6-4.
"Repeated acquisitions serve as a vehicle to cope with inner uncertainty," Mr. Muensterberger writes, "a way of dealing with the dread of renewed anxiety, with confusing problems of need and longing".
