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Taken together, it could very well be inferred that while neural commitment might be a default state or with autocrine stimulus being sufficient for the same; the maturation efficiency would depend on the cellular communication and community effect commenced and exerted from the commitment/specification stage itself.

"We are convinced that threats, pressure and sanctions exerted from the outside are counterproductive," said Vitaly I. Churkin, the Russian ambassador.

Long before the end his opponent, Nick Kyrgios, looked beaten and beaten up, unable to cope with the physical and psychological squeeze being exerted from the other side of the net.

Ms. Waters has vehemently challenged the charges, which included conduct that did not "reflect creditability on the House" and potential financial gain "by virtue of influence improperly exerted from the position of such individual in Congress".

Lastly, there has not been consistent pressure exerted from the outside to prompt both Israelis and Palestinians to settle their differences.

The sample frame of our control group was also exerted from the original population of case group and well matched for gender with the case group, thus minimized the population stratification and false positive results.

Second, a lot of gene control is exerted from the remote control regions such as enhancers and silencers.

The high temperature exerted from the steam cleaner will kill both adults and eggs.

Pressure had again been exerted from the usual quarters.

The maximum torque exerted from the 0.019 × 0.025 in.

To obtain the total force exerted from the other solutions on candidate solution k, we first need to calculate the charge of that candidate solution.