But John and Patsy were, they write themselves, "in shock and medicated so we could function" for weeks after the murder.
"If there is a weak democratic structure in Iraq, it would look healthy and could function for a time," said an Arab diplomat in Washington.
(Some registrars do not even bother to verify credit card data, so a site registered with a stolen card could function for months before anyone bothered to cancel the address).
The first well was stopped up, there being nothing at hand in which to store or transport the stuff; the Coremaggiore region also contains huge deposits of methane gas, on which the industry of the entire country could function for the next three-quarter of a century; and to put it mildly "a profound transformation of Italy's economy is about to take place".
… an islet transplant could function for the entire lifetime of the patient, as long as immunological damage from recurrence of autoimmunity or allograft rejection is prevented.
In an article commemorating the discovery of insulin, he commented, … an islet transplant could function for the entire lifetime of the patient, as long as immunological damage from recurrence of autoimmunity or allograft rejection is prevented.
The show featured work from artists including cabbibo and kyttenjanae and anticipated up to 700+ attendees, putting pressure on ecco screen to create an interactive piece that could function for many people at once.
25 suggested that BAP1 could function for HR repair in the BRCA1-related pathway, and they hypothesized that BAP1 enables BRCA1 to readily accumulate DSB sites.
This feedback could function indirectly, for instance at the transcriptional level, but in the case of NMD, the feedback could also be working at the level of NMD pathway activity.
Further, this locus could function in salvage pathways for purine nucleotides, which could contribute to nitrogen metabolism.
