From the stronghold at St. Augustine, Spain began to exert an increasing influence on the native peoples of Georgia.
In addition, as the circle of the developed countries widens, they are bound to exert an increasing upward pull on the developing countries.
Not only will that swell its current-account deficit, but it will also exert an increasing drag on the economy.America has enjoyed another huge advantage in its ability to borrow in its own currency.
Stemming from capacity-based models of human cognition, e.g., (Wickens, 2008; Baddeley, 1992), the concept of cognitive workload is based on the notion that as task demands increase, the individual is required to exert an increasing amount of his or her limited cognitive resources to maintain a steady level of performance.
Notably, these mutant cells exert an increased cell traction force, an early cellular response during TGF β1-induced EMT.
This has led to the general belief that insulin analogues with increased IGF1R affinity in vitro might per se exert an increased growth-promoting activity in vivo.
Moreover, overexpression of PLAU, PLAUR and SPP1 could exert an increased cell-to-cell interactions making thus an enhanced metastatic effect.
In addition, it can be presumed that a single acute bout of exercise would have different effects from continued daily sessions of exercise that would exert an increasing cumulative challenge to energy balance.
The filament was applied to the skin of the midplantar area of the hind paw, and it began to exert an increasing upward force, reaching a maximum of 30 g in 10 s, until the paw was withdrawn.
The high effect size was attributed to a strong genetic susceptibility with young age of radiotherapy as the contribution of genetics to cancer susceptibility is likely to decrease with age as environmental and lifestyle factors exert an increasing influence [ 65], which is also a likely explanation for the ability to use a small sample size.
