However, methods are still needed to tie function to sequence, a step that is necessary to efficiently identify proteins that might serve as drug targets [3], or enzymatic activities that could be used to produce valuable products such as biofuels or other biomaterials [4].
In this paper, we suggest a general model tying cerebellum function to cognitive improvement, via neuronal synchronization and multimodal connectivity.
In the current paper, we suggest a general model tying cerebellar function to cognitive improvement, via neuronal synchronization, as well as biochemical and anatomical changes.
Bennett, a liberal Democrat, met George W Bush at a black-tie function back in 2005.
In one picture, he is shaking hands with President Reagan and his wife, Nancy, at a black-tie function.
She has spent the best part of 90 years at one long black-tie function, making light chit-chat about the profitability of the steel industry, hearing boozy dignitaries infer heavily that their wives don't understand them and being strong-armed into charity requests.
A molecular classification of neoplasms tied to function (e.g., endocrine function) does not serve as a consistent class scaffold.
"Of all the contemporary crafts, furniture is the one where form is most closely tied to function," Mr. Hein said.
In contrast, alterations in the circuitry from the prefrontal cortex to the mesocortical limbic system, an important brain component intimately tied to function of mesolimbic/mesocortical dopamine reward pathways, were revealed by manganese-enhanced MRI (MEMRI).
Young men arrived at black-tie functions wearing dark blazers paired with skinny jeans.
They attend black-tie functions regularly and feel confident in their choice.
