All results here were summarized in Additional file 2. We discovered that many enzymes could exert (upon deletion) large influences on the kinetics of many metabolites, i.e. caused large system state fluctuations if deleted.
The exhibition will examine the influence that one artist may exert upon their partner, and the cross-fertilisation of ideas and techniques.
"Philosophy, as we use the word, is a fight against the fascination which forms of expression exert upon us," Ludwig Wittgenstein said.
J.'s educational advantages and his relatively race-blind milieu of pop culture deprive him of the claim that black characters, from the slave narratives on, traditionally exert upon the American conscience: the heroism that persecution and disadvantage impose.
Materials made of linear and branched polymers will hold their shape when cooled, owing to the considerable attraction (known as intermolecular forces, or van der Waals forces) that such large molecules exert upon one another.
Or were we on the cusp of "the American Century," defined by Henry Luce, founder of Time Inc., as the nation's manifest right "to exert upon the world the full impact of our influence, for such purposes as we see fit and by such means as we see fit"?
It would be wrong to say that their efforts get them nowhere, but the places their efforts get them have little or nothing to do with their own will or with the moral or narrative control they are trying to exert upon the determining events of their lives.
In these publications, Norris' own thought is pronounced; they exhibit an independence from the heavy influence Malebranchean doctrine would exert upon Norris' subsequent works.
Orthodontists therefore, prior to mini-implant installation, should define which force action lines will be employed and determine the force vector which will exert upon the anterior teeth.
"The real meaning of 'natural beauty' is that certain persons, things, places are, by the effect which they exert upon one, comparable with poetry, painting, sculpture, and the other arts" (Croce 1928, 230).
