Possible explanations may be a lower reporting of bird deaths in Europe as compared with that in the United States or that other ecologic factors, such as mosquito competence, abundance, distribution or behavior, exert a limiting effect on the transmission of WNV in Europe.
Is it the case that training executive control improves language acquisition only in cases where executive control was deficient and thereby exerting a limiting influence on language learning?
Precipitates can exert a grain boundary pinning effect limiting grain growth.
Access to community and neighborhood food resources may exert a greater influence for limited resource families [ 3, 22].
Such a modification would also exert an effect to limit the accumulation of ssDNA at damaged DNA.
Such an interaction would exert an effect to limit the accumulation of ssDNA near uncapped telomeres, DSBs or other types of lesions.
The main argument made by those wanting to overturn term limits is that the voters were surely not aware that these limits would exert a "destructive force" on city government by forcing the wholesale replacement of 35 of the 51 Council members this year.
Biocompatible treatments of the circuit and oxygenator currently available on the market differ in nature (heparin, phosphorylcholine, sulphate-sulphonate groups, and so on) but exert a well-established action in limiting thrombin formation, platelet-count decrease, and inflammatory reaction [ 3, 5, 8, 9].
Besides, the fraction of SVZdNP that remain undifferentiated may also exert a protective influence and contribute to limit demyelination.
In other words, a projection though quantitatively limited may still exert a functionally substantial influence.
