Our study is important as it underlines the importance of pinpointing the effect of diabetes as a long-term prognostic factor in MI patients.
It stops short of pinpointing the effects of in-school advertising, noting that "because advertising in ubiquitous in America, it is difficult -- if not impossible -- to distinguish between the effects of advertising to which students are exposed inside and outside of school".
The reasoning in this article is sound, and it is presented in a way that acknowledges the difficulty of pinpointing causes and effects in relation to diseases for which multiple and sometimes overlapping risk factors influence both onset and treatment outcomes.
In follow up studies, the effect of CEACAM1-4S was pinpointed to binding interactions of the short cytoplasmic domain.
LSL- PrRP mice fail to increase core body temperature in response to systemic leptin administration or to induce brown adipose Ucp-1 (data not shown), supporting our view that PrRP mediates leptin's thermogenic effect, though not pinpointing the source of PrRP in this role.
The overall effect astutely pinpoints an awareness of the internet's basic infrastructure in a way not unlike Ozawa's previous work, Satellite Font, a portmanteau typeface made using shapes found on Google Maps.
Such dramatic effect pinpoints the crucial importance of this site for expression of the gene.
The effect could be pinpointed to impaired binding of STAT4 to the ifng locus.
Therefore, to address these effects, different 3D scaffolds, made of the same material, using different technologies, should be investigated thus pinpointing the effect of each parameter on the therapeutic outcome.
Such tools could help companies pinpoint the effect of specific issues on customer perceptions, helping them respond with appropriate marketing and public relations strategies.
Mr. Howell said it was hard to pinpoint the effect of Anniston's environmental problems on economic development efforts, but said it was clearly one factor that has stymied the city.
