And then there is Nikolai, the well-mannered, ambitious ex-convict with slicked-back silver hair who serves as driver and wingman for Semyon's impulsive, unhappy son, Kirill (Vincent Cassel).
For expression of CpxI variants within neuronal cells a modified lentiviral vector (Lois et al., 2002) was used in which a human Synapsin-1 promoter, driving the expression of CpxI, and a second promoter (ubiquitin C), which serves as driver for the reporter gene (EGFP), were employed.
Everybody was like, 'I'm in.' " Eight of the 12 agreed to serve as drivers on weekly shifts.
MacDougall concluded that rather than serving as drivers of change, the foreign grasses were functioning more in the role of passengers, merely filling in as the natives disappeared.
The ministry also finances other initiatives, including "cluster development" programs, in which companies and institutions from the same sector serve as drivers of innovation; product development and marketing that transform prototypes into saleable goods; and industrial R.&D.
What ideas serve as drivers toward the vision?
In addition to jobs as typists, clerks, caterers and the like, women served as drivers and in the stores and workshops.
More than 250,000 women have served as drivers, pilots, analysts and more with combat units in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001, according to the Pentagon.
It's a spot for idlers and passengers, but most of all, dozens of men serving as drivers, vendors, and traffic controllers who spend most of their time yelling.
Cumulatively, escalating health care expenditures, gaps in quality of care, and the exponential growth of the older adult population served as drivers of reform in the U.S. health care system, facilitating the passage of the ACA.
