Charles fled to Turkey and induced the Turks to declare war on Russia (1710).
In 596, when danger threatened from the east, Nebuchadrezzar marched to the Tigris River and induced the enemy to withdraw.
Meanwhile, the novel derivatives significantly inhibited the proliferation and induced the apoptosis of tumor cells.
Subsequently, rGO was retained and induced the fluorescence quenching in the supernatant.
Comparison of the experiments to the simulated results identified that the variation of micro-geometry influenced also the volume-dependent degradation rate and induced the osmotic pressure.
Then, in the spring of 2001, when I was a member of the State Department's policy planning staff, the Bush administration picked up on those discussions and induced the Libyans to meet their remaining Lockerbie obligations.
Infecting flies back in the lab, they were able to study how the E. Muscae pathogen infected the host and induced the behavioral changes.
As Ramadanman, he produced a raft of tracks that skipped between junglism, juke and techno, and induced the kind of tongue-lolling you get from a great head massage.
Arthur Goldberg, a marine toxin expert and professor of chemistry and environmental science at Southampton College, said fresh water increased pressure in the nematocysts and induced the discharge of the threads.
Results showed that Ni NPs reduced mitochondrial function and induced the leakage of LDH in dose and time-dependent manner.
Thus, the procedure served to test whether the pairing naming capability was missing and induced the capability.
