USC controlled the game, but did not exert the level of domination expected.
Thus, patellar lead would be expected to exert the greatest impact on BP if the mechanism required only mobilization of bone lead stores during pregnancy.
Viscosity, by contrast, is expected to exert the opposite effect, because it mainly interferes with diffusion-controlled processes, such as the addition of monomers to preexisting proto-fibrils.
Overall the combined use of these drugs would be expected to exert the opposite effect to that of GCs, that is to provide a selective pressure for the emergence of leukemic clones that grow more slowly.
We found restricted monoallelic (i.e. monoallelically silenced) expression of an altered allele from ATP50 in our colon cancer tissue, which would be expected to exert the same effect as would a somatic mutation of this gene.
On this basis, self-affirmation can reasonably be expected to exert the typical effect of increasing message acceptance amongst those who are less active, but to facilitate open-minded rejection amongst those who are already relatively active.
The effect, however, is not as consistent as observed with increasing numbers of regulating miRNA likely due to the relatively low number of repressor genes in this dataset and the fact that not all repressor genes can be expected to exert the same magnitude of regulatory control.
The patella is composed mostly of trabecular bone, which has a higher reabsorption rate and is considered the major skeletal source of circulating lead (Hu 1998); thus, patella bone lead would have been expected to exert the greatest impact on PP if the mechanism of that impact required mobilization of bone lead stores.
While 11 enzymes are involved in the PCR cycle, modeling and metabolic control analyses have consistently demonstrated that four enzymes are expected to exert the greatest control of flux in the cycle: ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase-oxygenase (Rubisco), sedoheptulose-1,7-bisphosphatase (SBPase), aldolase and transketolase [ 19- 21].
