Liang's periodical publications, especially, exerted an extensive influence on the Chinese people in the early years of the 20th century.
These developments, combined with hopes for life unrestricted by racial segregation enforced by brutal violence, by lynchings especially, exerted additional pull-and-push forces that prompted hundreds of thousands to join in the migrations to the country's industrial centers.
Culture has a great impact on human behavior; this is the key for organizational cultures in the Chinese society where relationships and hierarchy are emphasized and is especially exerted to the utmost by relationalism in Taiwan's collective society.
In Ukraine, as in Russia and other parts of the former Soviet Union, state ownership or control over the media, especially television, exerts immense control over political debate.
Political leverage is hard to measure precisely, especially when exerted through a new machinery such as political blogging, but even McBride's comrade concedes Fawkes has plenty: "He gets people like Andy Marr asking questions.
This study provides evidence that red wine polyphenols, especially delphinidin, exert their endothelial benefits via ERα activation.
In contrast, optical activation via ChR2 offers neural excitation with temporal resolution on the order of 1 millisecond; the ability to optically silence neurons on the same timescale, and especially to exert bidirectional control of membrane voltage with two colors of light, would clearly be of enormous benefit both as a basic science tool and as a novel bioengineering building-block.
It does not hurt to drink more, especially if you are exerting yourself.
The extreme values of the environmental factors we monitored occurred at approximately the same time of day and influenced photosynthesis by affecting Ci, Tr, and leaf temperature (TL), with light intensity exerting an especially strong effect.
Speak with your veterinarian before training your dog in physically exerting sports, especially if your dog is unfit, old, or otherwise hindered.
