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Rather, cytochrome c1 contains two covalently bound heme groups, one of which presumably takes over the function of a separate cytochrome c.
Doctors said the ECMO machine, similar to a heart-lung machine used in cardiac surgery, takes over the function of her lungs and was used to "buy time" while her lungs recovered.
It is also possible that the plantaris tendon takes over the function of the Achilles tendon completely, subsequently causing hypertrophy at the point of insertion.
Subsequently, B. nothofagi takes over the function of the root hair and directs water and soil nutrients to the tree.
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Libraries shouldn't be expected to take over the function of schools.
Though Minnelli didn't put pencil to paper, he took over the function of the screenwriter by assimilating it to his directorial insights and inventions.
Instead, Mr. Mooney fears what he calls green goo: microorganisms that have been manipulated through nanotechnology to take over the function of machines but that begin reproducing out of control.
The cultic mosaic took over the function of the cult statue, mosaic being that two-dimensional medium which was considered most capable of convincingly expressing religious ideas in visual form.
Unison and Children England have already noted that the government has left a back door open for profit-making companies to set up their own non-profit subsidiaries to take over the function of deciding how best to protect vulnerable children.
As for Verethraghna (the entity or spirit of victory), it seems that since he took over the function of Indra, who was a daeva, he could not be called an ahura, but in order to mark his belonging to the world of ahuras he was called ahuradāta, "created by an ahura".
The search button, which users now will be pressing less often, will now take over the function of showing results for the EXACT query.
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