It is possible for directional changes occurring as a result of short-term, population-level processes to exert consequences for the species in the long term.
Bicarbonated Ringer's solution (BRS) is considered to be an ideal extracellular fluid solution because it contains bicarbonate, which does not need metabolic processes to exert alkalinizing effect.
There are several signal transduction pathways involved in this process to exert antitumor effects, among which DNA damage recognition and repair are important.
For healthcare policy makers, care providers, practitioners and the consumer, we need to know whether IHC is effective and, if so, what structures and processes combine to exert the positive outcome.
Engaging in demagoguery, targeting minorities, acting outside the normal policy process, and seeking to exert personal control over law-enforcement agencies: it should barely need saying that these are the tactics of a would-be authoritarian.
Resting reduces the body's glucose demands, while sleep deprivation has been shown to impair our ability to process glucose and, thus, to exert self-control.
"There's just no room in that process for anyone to exert undue influence," Mr. Grant said.
Among constituents of Chijongdan, Rhus verniciflua was known to have antitumor activity in A549 lung cancer [ 24], MCF-7 breast cancer [ 25], lymphoma [ 26], osteosarcoma [ 27] and renal cancer [ 28] and also processed Panax ginseng was reported to exert antitumor effect in AGS gastric cancer.
Today, despite attempts by successive governments to marginalise them from the political process, traditional leaders continue to exert significant influence.
Whittingdale denied that the government would seek to exert undue process and blamed "procedural failures" for his decision to order a rerun of the official selection process for a new trustee at the National Portrait Gallery.
