In at least two cases, acceptance of change was based on an intentionally non-interventionist approach to conservation, driven by the view that natural coastal processes are dynamic and that change is a natural part of the functioning of the sites.
The jaw-dropping confession occurred just minutes into the hearing, after Chairman Fred Upton (R-Michigan) asked Secretary Sebelius about some of the functions of the site, causing her to respond, "I don't feel comfortable talking about a Web site that I've never actually gotten onto".
Data from pollen and seeds/fruits were useful for both palaeoenvironmental and palaeoethnobotanical reconstructions, and together with NPPs including parasite remains contributed to add details on the function of the site in the different chronological phases.
The survey was completed by the director of each SRC, and therefore based on their recollection and understanding of the function of the site, possibly introducing recall bias.
They are usually considered the most important features, but the functioning of the off-site facilities are often as critical as the process units themselves.
The functioning of the on-site general practitioner (GP) is ranked somewhat lower (4 among health personnel and police officers, 5 among fire-fighting personnel).
Here, we investigate the function of the AAA+ site in the mini-chromosome maintenance (MCM) complex of the archaeon Sulfolobus solfataricus (SsoMCM).
More efficient splicing of IgMPTB was observed with ΔNΔRS than with SF2/ASF (Figure 4, lanes 14 and 15), suggesting that the RS domain of SF2/ASF is not required for counteracting the function of the PTB site I silencing element.
This R55K K225R double mutation may either severely disrupt the function of the active site by modifying the interaction between the substrates, or cause protein misfolding.
The goal in such cases is to align the bone segments together, facilitate union, obtain equal limb length, and restore the function of the traumatized site [ 1– 4].
