The Tea Party, of course, has been front and center in the movement to undermine the power of public sector unions exactly because of the leverage unions have been able to exert -- through the ability to strike and elect political supporters to public office -- to achieve their goals.
For both of these clinical settings, it is easy to appreciate the negative impact these attributes would exert on the ability of a patient to function.
In a first section of this paper, it is investigated which influence the independent variable exerts on the ability of a MM to comply with diffusion governed systems.
The Hansen-Robotic-System has an incorporated pressure sensing mechanism (IntelliSense) to determine the force exerted and the ability to maintain a stable catheter tip position.
However, as much as these two parameters can be shown to exert a limit on the ability of the earthquake to cause landslides, it is clear from the spatial distribution of landslides caused by earthquakes that these are not the controlling factors.
Snake venom serine proteases exert their effects through the ability to disrupt the blood coagulation system of envenomed prey and victims [1].
The carboxyl-terminal region of these GEFs also exerts regulatory properties, including the ability to form dimers, which is inhibitory to their in vivo GEF activity and, in the case of PDZ-RhoGEF, to associate with PAK4, a downstream target of Cdc42.
Taken together, the data with the three doxepin concentrations suggest that the F656A mutation exerted some influence on the ability of doxepin to inhibit IHERG, though the F656A data did not appear to follow a conventional monotonic concentration dependence.
"Suicide magnet" may be a particularly apt term and has been used to describe suicide bridges in the sense that magnets have the ability to exert different amounts of pull and, presumably, the more pull a magnet exerts the less interchangeable it is with other locations.
