In order to increase the reliability of our data, we excluded all instrumental deliveries, since not only the midwife, but also the obstetrician, likely exerts maneuvers that could influence perineal integrity in these cases.
Unfortunately, none of these therapeutic maneuvers exerted beneficial effects against oxygen free radical injury.
Moreover, from our experience, the extent to which these maneuvers are exerted differs between the midwives.
This maneuver exerts an influence on the balance of mitochondrial Bcl-2/Bax and subsequently sensitizes the macrophages to infection-induced intrinsic apoptosis.
The limiters also prevent maneuvers that would exert more than a 9 g load.
The two Democratic gubernatorial campaigns concede that a governor alone cannot shut the plant, but they argue that a governor could exert enough pressure through public calls and legal maneuvers to make it all but impossible for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to ignore their wishes.
Recruitment maneuvers, PEEP and tidal ventilation titration in ALI/ARDS exert varied effects on airway caliber, the ventilation:perfusion ratio distribution, cardiac output and many as yet incompletely understood effects on the macromechanical and micromechanical properties of the diseased lung parenchyma [ 6- 8].
The Kremlin under Vladimir V. Putin is essentially making clear that because the United States is maneuvering in Russia's neighborhood, the Kremlin must exert some control — even if it means hampering the ability to supply the Afghanistan mission.
That is because over the summer, the ideological battles and partisan maneuvers woven into the fabric of the capital began to exert their own damaging effect on the economy, analysts from Washington to Wall Street have concluded.
Since CMGs could exert both torque and modal force to the structure, it can also be used to simultaneously achieve attitude maneuver and vibration reduction of a flexible spacecraft.
Chromosomes and genes exert.
