These tombs were commonly adorned with uniquely decorated hollow clay tiles that function also as a doorjamb to the tomb.
On the Orange Coast College campus, professor Olga Cox's class on human sexuality has a reputation for being a uniquely open forum, one that functioned, at times, like a communal therapy session for hundreds of students at a time.
Graham et al. [ 36] analyzed 9 archaeal genomes to identify signature proteins that function uniquely within the Archaea.
For example, six genes that function in apoptosis (srpbp1, anax1, anax5, mtch1, gstp1, pim1) were uniquely identified for axolotls.
For example, several genes that function to regulate the secretion of hypothalamic, pituitary, and interrenal hormones were uniquely expressed in tiger salamander larvae, including nr3c2, prl, and sstr5.
For some, yoga now serves that function.
GRP94 is highly conserved in vertebrates but not in yeast and has been well documented to be inducible by a variety of metabolic stresses, suggesting that it is uniquely required for functions in vertebrates not shared by yeast.
While neither element is uniquely essential for promoter function, the correlation of the development of these promoter elements with the appearance of PDE4D6 ESTs suggests sequence drift in the promoter region is responsible for transcription of this splice variant in mammals more derived than M. domestica.
there exist uniquely harmonic functions such that (1.2).
If is a Dunkl polyharmonic function in of degree, then there exist uniquely Dunkl harmonic functions such that (1.14).
The bill "is about social justice, gender equity in our tax code, it's an opportunity to end an outdated tax that uniquely targets women for a function of their body, a function we don't control and can't ignore every month of our adult life". Garcia's office estimates the bill would save California women $20 million annually.
