It is indirect in the sense that it is exerted on aggregates of actual entities and not on actual entities themselves, as when one person prevents another from performing a vicious act by restraining the aggressor's body.
At this stage the protective mechanism is unknown, but it is exerted after wasp oviposition and is detectable as differential survival during the pupa-to-adult transition.
It is exerted, independently of the chemokine coreceptor usage, on viral strains with tropism for either lymphocytes (×4 strains) or macrophages (R5 strains) [7], [8], [13].
However, agency is not exerted in a vacuum with an unlimited number of choices; it is exerted within gender structures that strongly influence individual practices (41, 43).
This function is exerted in tobacco by SIPK and WIPK kinases (Asai and Yoshioka 2008), whereas in Arabidopsis it is exerted by their homologues MPK3 and MPK6 (Nakagami et al. 2005).
We now show that sustained activation of Erk signaling by Fgf9 also elicits a mitogenic effect on these cells, even though this effect is less evident, presumably because it is exerted in a subset of Kit+ cells.
This quality makes an ideology particularly hard to see, at least while it's exerting its hold on your culture.
Yet, evidence from the Ministry official shows it is exerting its efforts to remote and less fortunate areas.
More likely, it will try to make it look as if it is exerting influence, even if it isn't.Does this signify a new, humbler Russian policy towards its "near abroad"?
