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Moved by increasingly diverse constituents, white evangelical leaders may otherwise face dwindling support among their growing flocks of Latino parishioners, though pressure is also being exerted by Latino church leaders.

The observed increase of exocytosis is also reminiscent of that previously reported for the PKC/PKD activator PMA, the latter effect also being exerted distally to the elevation of [Ca2+]i (Ammala et al., 1994).

Sea power may also be exerted to apply military and economic pressure on an enemy by preventing the import of commodities necessary for prosecution of war.

"Influence has also been exerted through the training of British Muslim religious leaders in Saudi Arabia, as well as the use of Saudi textbooks in a number of the U.K.'s independent Islamic schools," the report said.

Antioxidant action can also be exerted by polysaccharides, whose presence in the A. blazei extract is well documented [ 43, 44].

Equally important, regulatory control can also be exerted by T-cell populations of completely unrelated specificities, so long as these populations have the propensity for homeostatic proliferation [ 12].

Therefore, although the anti-adipogenic effect of SPARC in SMPCs almost entirely depends on ITGA5 expression, its pro-myogenic effect may also be exerted through other SPARC receptors.

Additional regulation of the activity of the RXFP1 signalosome may also be exerted by AKAP79, which can interact with AC2, AC3, AC5, AC6, AC8 and AC9.

They may also be exerted through interactions of the Fc part of cardiac autoantibodies with Fc receptors that have been associated with the development of many human autoimmune diseases (Takai, 2002).

Additional efforts to identify more novel lncRNAs have also been exerted in other plants such as peach [48], populus [49,50], and Brassica rapa [51] by employing RNA sequencing strategy.

The immunomodulatory role of melatonin may also be exerted by an influence on the thymic function mediated by TRH and TSH, able to counteract in experimental conditions thymic involution induced by prednisolone (this effect seems to be thyroid-independent and not correlated to thyroxine levels) [ 15].