Instead, Bustle's editors — who have been given equity in the company — exert control over their individual sections.
Recent evidence suggests that dynamic three-dimensional genomic interactions in the nucleus exert critical roles in regulated gene expression.
The protons in the nucleus exert a long-range, repulsive (Coulomb) force on each other due to their positive charge.
In addition to the overall pull of Mars' gravity, higher density rocks in the subsurface exert a slightly greater downward gravitational force than lower density rocks.
MT1F and MT1M, which are not in the list, exert anti-oncogenic effects (see last section in Results).
If glands are normally constrained by pharyngeal muscles, then a decrease in the pressure exerted by the glands (or an increase in the pressure exerted by the muscles) would be expected to prevent their growth.
Therefore, the rise in the force exerted on the ground depends on the rise in the force exerted by the calcaneal tendon on the foot although the triceps surae is not the major source of power during vertical jump [ 11– 13].
The results indicated that the increase of the ZrO2/CeO2 ratio in the support exerts significant influence on the coke formation.
The danger in that is that shareholders have "handed over thinking" to the ISS, said Olisa, which can sometimes result in the organisation exerting an undue influence.
It was a quintessential Grunwald moment: mining the numbers, working in the shadows, exerting influence with more logic than flair.
