That work involved in effect turning the clock back in a layer of cells on the outside of the heart, called the epicardium, making adult cells think they were embryos again and thereby restarting their ability to repair.
In effect, the clock would be stopped in those months.
The move by Time Warner and EMI in effect starts the clock running anew in their dealings with the European regulators.
In effect, the clock has been turned back to Aug. 15, before the promulgation of Khanah's dictatorial constitution started all the trouble Unless future violence is dealt with firmly, and unless the interim govt. responds to demands of students, religious & political groups for more civilian control & safe guarding of individual liberties, there is scant hope for the future.
In effect, the clock doesn't start ticking from when you park your car, but from the first time they come by and spot your car".
The chemotroph Poisson distribution (and Ks ~0.18 peak) represents the average evolutionary distance across sampled chemotroph communities and points to a strong bottleneck that, in effect, "reset the clock" on the evolutionary divergence between chemotrophs in Yellowstone hydrothermal communities.
This, in effect, turned the clock back on the deregulation of California's power industry begun in 1996 amid grand promises of reduced rates for consumers, more secure supplies for business, and bigger markets for power companies.
In fact, the Social Security Administration allows people to repay the benefits they have received, in effect resetting the clock.
"I don't see any absolute biological limit on human age," he says, arguing that cellular immortality – in effect running the clock backwards – should be possible.
Mr Vajpayee has in effect turned the clock back to February 1999, when Kashmir was just one of several subjects on a broader agenda for improving Indo-Pakistani relations.
