Thus, agents with anti-inflammatory properties and cyclooxygenase inhibition like NSAIDs are likely to exert chemopreventive action [ 6, 20].
He pushed Porsche to invest in Volkswagen and is likely to exert influence on decisions like what new models to build, or whether it should open a factory in the United States.
Such compounds also are likely to exert profound effects on mood, thought, and observable behaviour.
But they also wield large stakes in the company, and are likely to exert a lot of influence over Detroit's future.
Moreover, the intensification of financial market turmoil is likely to exert additional restraint on spending, partly by further reducing the ability of households and businesses to obtain credit.
Many previous attempts to rein in unnecessary care have faltered, but guidance coming from respected physician groups is likely to exert more influence than directives from other quarters.
If we had managed to secure a fair voting system, such a hit would have been balanced out by proper representation in the next parliament; as it is, our current voting system is likely to exert an extremely heavy toll.
A weak French performance, with Poland also weak, will be exacerbated by current euro and zloty weakness, which is likely to exert further pressure on consensus pretax profit forecasts in our view.
The Bank of England has kept the UK base interest rate at its historic low of 0.5% despite a steep fall in the value of sterling linked to the EU referendum, which policymakers said was likely to exert upward pressure on inflation.
But the two leaders of the Legislature -- Donald T. DiFrancesco, the Senate president, and Jack Collins, the Assembly speaker -- are both vying for the Republican nomination for governor in 2001, and Mrs. Whitman acknowledged that they are likely to exert more power over the legislative agenda during the next year.
