And if they are not closed, what possible sense does it make to limit contributions made directly and openly to candidates while permitting influence over elections that is exerted in less accountable ways?
Whereas, scopoletin has been demonstrated to exert far less profound effects in vitro and in vivo, and high in vivo elimination rate leads its effect to maintain only a few minutes.
Our data suggest that Cuff and Rhi activities are essential for transposon silencing during germline development, while Vas and Aub appear to exert a less prominent role in the silencing mechanism at these early stages.
Consumers can now easily look up the ratings that Hollywood movies receive in other countries, where studios exert much less control.
According to this conjecture, richer individuals tend to exert less effort in their occupations, which may result in turn in sudden falls in family wealth.
It seems more likely that once the operant contingencies (GO or NO-GO) exerted firm control over behavior, recognition required fewer resources, which resulted in less activation.
Immunohistochemistry analysis demonstrated BMP-2 staining of osteophyte areas in CIOA joints that was exerted less in glucosamine-treated group.
Breathing with your chest not only takes in less oxygen but also moves your shoulders up and down, making them tense and exerting unnecessary energy.
But sexiness, paramount in the Summer Games, exerts a less obvious pull in winter, when wool caps and layers of Gortex hide bedroom eyes and rippling muscles.
Together with tissue localization data, these studies indicate that despite possessing similar cytotoxic potentials, MPECs exert less cytotoxicity in vivo by virtue of preferential localization to the secondary lymphoid tissues with relatively lower antigen levels.
