Thus, in response to adverse conditions, p53 can stimulate the execution of apoptotic cell death, mainly through the transactivation of several pro-apoptotic genes (Beckerman & Prives, 2010) or physical interactions with proteins that regulate mitochondrial outer membrane permeabilization (Galluzzi et al, 2011a).
Tools like MetaRNA-Seq are necessary to supplement big repositories, which make it difficult to focus on a specialized topic and may even provide them with ideas on implementation and execution, which may stimulate the big repositories to implement features such as a simple, click-based annotation interface.
Our marketing strategy will be to use a combination of targeted media and public relations executions to stimulate direct sales to the end users of our product.
To these conventional responsibilities, Deloitte would add another -- that of catalyst, to "stimulate and drive" the timely execution of change throughout the enterprise.
Therefore, our goal in the second control task was to observe whether the internal simulation of an effortless movement (i.e. a movement whose physical execution does not stimulate the ANS above the baseline level) activates the ANS and to compare the degree of this activation with that observed during imagined movements of the trunk and the legs.
This also implies that feedback should be facilitative instead of directive and should stimulate students' self-monitoring during the execution of a task.
In 2007 Mr. Blankfein, along with members of his senior management, agreed that educating women and girls was the highest and best execution of their commitment to stimulate sustainable global economic growth.
Hence, the multidimensional involvement of execution factors, for example, music, colors, meanings, symbols, etc., may stimulate favorable or unfavorable behavioral responses of the audience.
They stimulate defections.
