"Alias Man Ray" makes you wonder how much control artists are allowed to exert over their biographies.
The kind of control she was allowed to exert over her music and image is something usually reserved for performers with a track record of success.
Thus, ROS become genotoxic only if they are allowed to exert their mitogenic function that is, under these settings, if they are allowed to fuel hyperproliferation.
This implies that the government is not allowed to exert systematic ex ante control over policy conditions, premium rates and other provisions [ 31].
Use of low GABA concentration allows detecting compounds exerting low efficacy modulation.
Duhigg's advice is less concrete: "Find a choice, almost any choice, that allows you to exert control," "Envision multiple futures," and so on.
Germany's tendency to bury its power and influence in international institutions, chiefly the European Union but also the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, allows it to exert its influence without tempting accusations of revanchist ambitions after the two world wars.
The NRT arrangement allows Cendant to exert more control over a portion of its vast network of franchised offices.
Since BBB regulates communications between systemic circulation and CNS, its disruption is therefore a key event that allows BDMPs to exert systemic influences.
The number of laser pulses (N Lp) used during PLD allows us to exert direct control over the size distribution and density of the Ag NPs within the NHs.
