When I hear some young writer express that sort of doubt, it serves as a checkpoint; if they don't say something like it they are quite possibly, well, kidding themselves".
The new laws serve as a checkpoint to discourage an influx of people from all walks of life who might otherwise use their power, influence, presence and money to remake the south in the image of a more self-actualised region, fully aware of the strength in diversity of its people.
This time, however, many of the missions are broken into segments, and each segment serves as a checkpoint for any subsequent replays.
Synthesis of the viral encoded transactivator, BZLF1 also referred to as Zta or ZEBRA) serves as a checkpoint for initiation of the replicative cycle [15].
These mechanisms may serve as a checkpoint for the presence of the vacuole/lysosome.
Region1 and Region2 binding are coupled and the four-Rev complex state can serve as a checkpoint to ensure specificity.
LRPPRC therefore serves as a checkpoint protein for the initiation of basal levels of autophagy and enhances the removal of dysfunctional mitochondria and other cellular debris.
We show that IF1 expression serves as a checkpoint for the release of Cytochrome c (Cyt c) and hence the completion of the apoptotic program.
It is unlikely that Dkk-1 can solely act as a mitogen, but its presence at a critical threshold may serve as a checkpoint that permits proliferation of OS cells.
On the basis of previous evidence and our observation from TUNEL assay, germline cells in region 2 serve as a checkpoint for programmed cell death, which show an increase in apoptosis under nutrient-deprived condition (Drummond-Barbosa and Spradling 2001).
