It's a wonderful performance — nervy, full of grit, and successful at exerting an imaginative counter-pressure to what Wallace Stevens called "the pressure of reality".
From this perspective, Heritage appears to have been so successful at exerting influence on the substance of Republican Party politics that it has become impossible to distinguish between the general stance of a dogmatically partisan conservative politician, such as Mr DeMint, and the general stance of the Heritage Foundation.
After thousands of years of exerting to build a successful human society using Nimrod's method, the nations of the world are beginning to understand that the solution to their problems is neither technological, nor economic or military.
Although the detailed mechanism of protection has yet to be fully understood, the successful action exerted by the Ndi1 protein in the animal model that closely mimics the pathophysiology of the disease is one critical step forward toward the goal of retarding PD by a novel strategy.
Especially in oncology, it is observed that successful mAbs can exert multiple mechanisms of action.
Not the least of the fascinations exerted by Jullien was his successful advocacy of American music.
A highly successful artist, Gérôme exerted great influence in the Paris art world.
Reversal of the tolerising effect exerted by DCs could be successful in preventing the onset of melanoma metastases, and substantially support action of other anti-melanoma vaccines.
This was supported by another recent study conducted in our laboratory that reported successful antiproliferation activity exerted by EMBS (0.4 μM; 24 h) in MCF-7, MDA-MB-231 and MCF-12A cell lines [ 12].
Hymenoptera, the most prevalent and successful of insect parasites, exert a profound, if subtle, control over populations of other insects and certain other arthropods groups that might otherwise overpopulate and thus upset their particular ecosystem.
