It might thus be hypothesized that area PGp might serve as linking hub between occipital and parietal cortex for transformation of visual input to visual associations.
Nevertheless, the composite covariates of caveolin-1 and activated AKT/mTOR components serve as linked molecular signatures that clearly identify localised tumours, which have high invasive capacity and an increased metastatic potential.
So, TRDOWN135 served as links between TRUP246 and TRDOWN246 and played a vital role in the formation of helix-helix interfaces, indicating the potential functional significance of the increased hydrophobic residues in TRDOWN135.
The 49,700 remaining American troops need fewer Iraqis to paint gymnasiums, lay bricks or serve as links to local communities.
In certain of his novels, the veteran German writer Günter Grass deploys a magical object or animal to serve as link or thread between diverse characters, scenes, social milieux, historical periods or even states of consciousness.
Another $40,000 is going to forming and training a civilian defense corps of volunteers to respond to the needs of their neighborhoods and serve as links to the township government in the event of a terror threat.
Appointees to these seats were to provide doctrinal guidance for their constituents, encourage the entry of others into the Sikh community, and serve as links between the local congregations and Goindwal.
News broadcasts emphasized how many new faces were being brought into the highest echelons of government, though most are career bureaucrats rather than independent political stars, and none serve as links to Russia's growing opposition movement.
The adaptor proteins serve as links between the clathrin lattice and the membrane of the vesicle.
As a class of structurally unrelated ECM proteins, matricellular proteins serve as links between the ECM and cells to regulate cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions, and their functions are highly dependent upon the cues from local microenvironment.
