7 Managerial support from the top: Successful implementation and functioning of E 2.0 technologies demands a different leadership approach from the managers.
Such LGT- and/or EGT-derived genes may have contributed to the successful integration and functioning of the green algal secondary plastid in modern-day euglenids.
Under this view, some genes would have been lost while others happened to acquire a function in the host organism, perhaps ultimately contributing to the successful integration and functioning of the green algal endosymbiont that eventually became the current euglenophyte secondary plastid.
One possible explanation for the presence of these genes in these organisms is that some or all of them were independently acquired by lateral gene transfer and contributed to the successful integration and functioning of the green algal endosymbiont as a secondary plastid.
Given that leadership is associated with student achievement, successful team functioning and efficient institutional operations, it is critical that an empirically supported comprehensive definition be developed in medical education.
And that their children have turned into successful, fully functioning adults because the parents continued to care actively and consistently.
What had earlier appeared to be purpose (requiring intent) was now apparently revealed as mere unintended but successful and preserved function.
Therefore, we planned SARPE with a newly designed custom-made palatal expander using tent screws, and this case showed many advantages in the successful adaptation and function for the treatment of transverse maxillary deficiency.
Importantly, in vivo models of muscle degeneration may provide a better understanding of the interactions between muscle stem cells and immune cells and how best to facilitate successful engraftment and function of stem cells.
If successful integration and function of oligodendrocytes is achieved in these studies, it could lead the way toward new treatment approaches for ALS, which manifests in demyelination of degenerating motor neurons.
