Still, many in the art world worry that even if superpowered collectors play a useful role in the market, they also exert a disproportionate influence on it.
We also illustrated that H2 ERα could be a useful and sensitive experimental tool for compounds that exerted weak estrogenic activity and that could not be tested by the conventional ligand binding assay.
(See antibiotic resistance.) Each type of antibiotic has a specific application in medicine and can serve as a useful model for exploring the various mechanisms by which antibiotics exert their effects.
Carbon source utilization exerts a strong influence on the classification of isolates and may be a useful and functional measure for the characterization and classification of different strains.
Lymphocyte function-associated antigen 1 (LFA-1), a member of β2-integrin family, exerts multiple roles in host T cell immunity and has been identified as a useful drug-development target for inflammatory and autoimmune diseases.
At the outset, participants overwhelmingly agreed that the Hallmarks of Cancer provides a useful organizing heuristic for systematic review of ways that biologically disruptive chemicals might exert procarcinogenic and anticarcinogenic influences in biological systems.
Our view is that a focus on the order in which institutions exert their influence or any hierarchy that exists among them, while interesting in some contexts, does not provide a useful general understanding of how institutions and societies interact.
Since systemic LXR activation may exert many roles in the pathogenesis of the aforementioned co-morbidities, targeting of LXRs during this phase may serve as a useful addendum in preventing remodeling progression.
