As for logic, al-Farabi even exerted a stronger influence over Medieval Jewish philosophy, which was apparently almost like that exerted by the most highly reputed, "official" commentator of Aristotelian logic: Averroes.
We have found similar evidence for evolution in response to selection exerted by crossbills in most of the conifers that crossbills are specialized upon (Benkman et al. in press).
Looming over everything is the question of how much authority over domestic policy will be exerted by the economic team, most notably Obama's strong-willed chief economic adviser, former Treasury secretary Lawrence H. Summers, and Paul A. Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman who will be leading a new economic advisory board.
The main cause of delamination is generally held to be the thrust force exerted by the drill point; the most commonly used method for reducing delamination is to place a support under the workpiece.
Interestingly, the same authors observed that vasoconstriction exerted by NE during hypoxia was most pronounced in arteriolar vessels measuring 13 to 50 μm in diameter [ 15], corresponding to the more recent definition of A2 to A4 arterioles, which is in accordance with the results of our experiment.
One of the most significant effects exerted by the chlorinated-hydrocarbon insecticides is concerned with the liver.
Notably, the most profound effect was exerted by the ingestion of live, rather than dead, S. aureus cells.
The most effective inhibition was exerted by BWA4C, suggesting metabolism of both PUFAs through the lipoxygenase pathway for growth stimulation.
A variety of factors are responsible for this, but the selective pressure exerted by inappropriately used antibiotics is likely the most important (35 ).
All the while it was insulated from most political pressures, except those exerted by the governors of the two states it linked.
