After all, as a sexually confounded species (almost always in denial about our sexuality), we have a habit of constantly trying to find new nicknames for carnal activity, reproductive anatomy and waste functions.
Is it true that the intronic portion of a gene is destined to be a genetic waste without function or is there an yet undiscovered function for it?
They found that even when controlling for regional differences, urbanization level, property value, and attributes of the labor force, eastern North Carolina counties with larger minority populations were home to greater concentrations of hog waste, a function of hog population density, compared with more urbanized counties with a higher percentage of white residents.
Muscle wasting impairs function in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) survivors.
Intra-articular application of HA promotes the nutrient transport and waste excretion functions of synovial fluid, and covers the articular surfaces to protect the cartilage.
Fortunately, the solid waste collecting part is functioning normally".
Petro's crime was failing to follow competition procedures when he moved the city's waste-collection functions from the hands of four large private companies to public ownership.
In the Greek myth, when the flower maiden Persephone is raped to the underworld, the corn goddess Demeter lays the world waste, abdicating her function as guarantor of harvest and civilisation.
The purpose of this work was to quantify and analyze the factors influencing the whole UHT milk waste, as a function of its packages.
A bottom-up methodology was developed to determine marginal costs in existing facilities due to changes in the SWM system, based on the determination of average costs in such waste facilities as function of key facility and waste compositional parameters.
