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And which exerts the most pressure?

Gas absorption employs a liquid of which the major components are essentially nonvolatile and which exerts a differential solvent effect on the components of the gas.

And the examples of beliefs that the Skeptic would end up with are indeed the ones that Frede gives, such as me believing now that it is day, on the basis of having a (perceptual) impression that it is light outside, an impression which is not countermanded by any countervailing impressions and which exerts a pull all of its own towards assent.

An instance of strong interaction between different ADAR1 protein variants in AGS heterozygote patients is seen with the ADAR1p110 G1007R mutant that binds dsRNA but is catalytically inactive and which exerts a dominant-negative effect on editing by ADAR1p110 wild-type protein (Rice et al., 2012).

In addition to the attractors and their basins of attraction, there exist volumes of state space through which the system transits during transitions and which exert some influence over the direction of migration.

The neuropoietic cytokines IL-6, leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF), and ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF), which are known to be induced after ischemia and nerve injury and which exert neuroprotective and regenerative effects, share the signaling receptor gp130.

However, it is generally not known which of these age-dependent changes are negative and cause aging, which are simply neutral markers of old age, and which exert positive, anti-aging effects.

This model posits five endogenous traits [ 13] along which all persons vary, regardless of their socioeconomic status or culture and which exert an enduring impact on behavior, affect and cognition across the lifespan [ 14].

Although previous studies have identified a number of hormonal, neural, and luminal signals that regulate SST secretion, most laboratories have worked with intact animals, whole perfused stomachs or gastric tissue pieces, and in these systems it is difficult to distinguish which stimuli act directly on D-cells and which exert indirect effects mediated by the local ENS or endocrine cells.

A previous biocide-releasing approach is based on leaching of encapsulated biocides such as silver and triclosan which exerts negative impacts on the environment and potentially contributes to the development of bacterial resistance.

HO-1 catalyzes the oxidation of heme to biliverdin-IXa, iron, and carbon monoxide, which exerts its antioxidative, anti-inflammatory, antiapoptotic, and vasodilatory effects.