Because there is no law on the protective function privilege, the issue of who must assert the privilege is not settled . ..
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Another potentially protective function of UCH-L1 is its reported ability to stabilize monoubiquitin, an important component of the ubiquitin proteasome system.
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These studies indicate that Alox5 can serve a protective function presumably by generating metabolites such as chemotactic factors that mobilize the innate immunity system.
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Meanwhile, under tissue stress, its protective function may be carried out both the passive and active CURD-induced mechanisms.
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Mirrors worn on the back and the chest could have served a dual protective function, deflecting physical blows as well as supernatural attacks.
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It prevents chemicals, toxins, bacteria, and other substances from getting into the brain, and thus serves a daily protective function.
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The judge said there was no federal precedent for the so-called " protective function privilege " sought by the Secret Service.
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The agencies want the courts to recognize a " protective function privilege, " much like executive privilege and attorney-client privilege.
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A subordinate Administration official, without objection from the President, claimed a previously unheard-of privilege that was called the protective function privilege.
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By the 1830s, the protective functions of both fortifications had diminished, but the core of a small urban Army post evolved around them.
