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Furthermore, formoterol has been shown to exert a faster onset of bronchodilatory effect compared with salmeterol in patients with COPD [ 21].
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We further speculate that the Stat3 protein engaged in the non-transcriptional function at the membrane may be exerting a fast-acting response to external activators, whereas the transcriptional activation of genes like the MMPs by nuclear Stat3 could be a slower mechanism to potentiate cell motility.
A larger bubble diameter is demonstrated to increase the buoyancy force exerted on the bubbles, leading to a faster slip velocity and a lower gas volume fraction.
Second, in the latter case acquisition of the multifrequency coordination would involve a reorganisation of the coupling dynamics such that the faster hand would exert a greater influence on the slower hand than vice versa.
According to our results, TNF-α might exert an even greater and faster influence on metabolic processes than IL-6 because, in addition to its previously reported correlation with IR, it is also correlated with central adiposity and lipid profiles [ 31].
Genetic factors also exert a strong influence on the regulation of plasma lipids, with heritability estimates for fasting plasma lipids ranging from 35 to 60%[6 8]].
The goal is to be able to maintain a comfortable but fast pace throughout the run, keeping in mind that you will exert a lot of energy in a full sprint at the end of the race.
The Tymoshenko case in Ukraine, Mr. Popescu said, is "an extremely worrying sign that Yanukovich is moving to exert a monopolistic control over politics, to replicate the example of Vladimir Putin in Russia — though actually much faster than Putin did this".
But those traits exert a heavy price".
The Knicks exert a magnetic pull.
Darkened homes exert a magnetic pull.
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