Much of this beds down in the young, nascent subject's psyche, thereafter exerting (often in unconscious ways) decisive effects on this person's libidinal economy throughout his/her life.
In practice, however, they often exerted much less control over the affairs of the colony than did the legislature, which not only had the power of the purse but paid the governor's salary and was not beyond withholding it if he worked against its agenda.
Myeloid cells exert various, often divergent, actions on the immune response through mechanisms that exploit mediators of this peculiar metabolic pathway, ranging from l-arginine itself to its downstream metabolites, like nitric oxide and polyamines.
Obesity exerts numerous, often opposing effects on the chain of events leading to possible death from breast cancer.
Anthers from flowers of both polyploid forms often exert whereas, under our conditions, anthers rarely exert from diploid flowers.
In reality, despite our instinct to exert control, we often don't have options either.
On legislation concerning criminal law, the courts and the judiciary, they often exert great influence.
In metazoans, enhancers of gene transcription must often exert their effects over tens of kilobases of DNA.
Hedge fund activists are technically just minority shareholders, yet they exert enormous influence, often forcing companies to undertake fundamental restructuring and substantially increase stock buybacks and dividends.
People often exert willpower to choose a more valuable delayed reward over a less valuable immediate reward, but using willpower is taxing and frequently fails.
