This is for example the case when a new exposure enters at some calendar time and exerts the same effect over all ages.
Thus, if ROXY19 is expressed properly in a floral context, it complements the roxy1 mutant and can exert the same target protein modifications as ROXY1 in the nucleus, that is, the interaction and likely modification of TGA transcription factors (Li et al. 2009).
In the multi-suckling pen, the sow has a higher chance of escaping the piglets, implying that suckling is less frequent for some sows and does not exert the same inhibitory effect on ovarian activity as when the sow and piglets are housed in an individual farrowing pen throughout lactation [ 6].
And by considering the high relationship between menopause and osteoporosis, weight-normalized QUS parameters showed its potential advantages on osteoporosis diagnosis and further investigations about how much stress exerted on the bones is suitable for this method and how to exert the same stress on different subjects are needed.
However, when PGG2 was used as substrate, aspirin-pretreated COX I and II did not exert the same level of inhibition of their COX activity, which was as expected.
Snacking of mono- and polysaccharides seems to exert the same effect on IHTG, as our HS diets contained monosaccharides, whereas our HFHS diets contained polysaccharides.
The new experiment shows that a mirror and a single atom can exert the same sort of influence.
On the endothelial surface, localized GAGs are also comprised of heparan sulfates and heparin-like structures, which exert the same effect on AT as heparin in the blood [42, 54].
He was never the most enthusiastic attender of board meetings in the past and is expected to continue to exert the same level of control over the club's commercial direction.
Because Indomethacin and Celecoxib are NSAIDs, they may exert the same effect on HSCs.
