In HIV infections, viral quasispecies change in their adaptation to certain cell types, due to differences in selective pressure that may be exerted, for example, by the immune system [ 12].
Level 1 compaction represented a static load exerted, for example, by a sheep and level 2 that of heavy machinery (Gregory et al., 2007) or cow hooves (Scholefield et al., 1985).
In the same way, we also expect that lenders will exert greater control – for example by requiring all lender consent in all instances – on the accession of additional members of the borrowing group to existing lending arrangements in an attempt to diversify the lending jurisdictions.
Taken together, these data suggest that the systemic presence of reversible inhibitors may exert additional benefit, for example, via inhibition of nonplatelet P2Y12 receptors.
The elderly, however, may exert preferences regarding for example euthanasia and beliefs about the future that are different compared to young adults due to age and lived experience.
One has to consider, however, that surplus levels of HIF-1α may also exert catabolic effects – for example, by inducing the cytokines IL-1β and IL-6.
In addition, splicing regulatory proteins can share overlapping and degenerate binding sites, and may exert conflicting effects (for example, serine-arginine [SR] vs. hnRNP proteins), making in silico prediction less reliable and accurate in these cases.
One caused my heart to slow significantly, so that if I exerted myself by, for example, walking several paces, my vision would swim (inconvenient, as walking several paces was a big part of my life back then).
The authors do speak of the pressure that the heinousness of a crime itself exerts -- how, for example, the rape and murder of a child can lead to such a powerful desire for justice to be done that injustice is done instead.
They may have effects on the entire genomes, for example, exerting isolation mechanisms or exerting functional constraints that restrict recombination and promote genome-wide rapid divergence.
