Still, the government does not exert wide-ranging control over television news content, as in Moscow.
These hormones are vital to the regulation of carbohydrate metabolism and exert wide-ranging effects on the growth and maintenance of body tissues.
Stan's extended work on deviance and social control, perhaps best exemplified in his Visions of Social Control (1985), influenced by Michel Foucault's view of prisons as a means for governments to exert wider power, secured him an international criminological reputation.
Furthermore, there is also evidence that FOXM1 cooperates with other cell cycle gene regulators, such as B-myb and E2F, to exert wider and more comprehensive cell cycle control [76 79].
Christian Worship: A Service Book (1953), a semiofficial manual for voluntary use, exerted wide influence in restoring and stabilizing the typical pattern, with an emphasis on use of scriptural sentences throughout.
On the other hand, a few writers exerted wide and undisputed influence.
The responsive genes are associated with a diversity of biological, molecular and cellular processes, suggesting that pterostilbene exerts wide-ranging effects on the physiological and biochemical processes of eukaryotic cells (Tables 2 and 3).
Astrocytes exert a wide variety of functions in health and disease and respond to a wide range of signaling pathways, including members of the Janus-kinase signal transducers and activators of transcription (Jak-STAT) family.
Since ER, Six3, FosB, and possibly many other transcription factors regulate the expression of a broad spectrum of genes, MTA1 may thus exert a wide range of regulatory functions.
