From the radio, Ms. Arie discovered artists like Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor and Stevie Nicks, whose various traits -- social concern, writerly introspection and stylistic flair -- all exerted an equally strong influence on her.
But her father, whom Mrs. Clinton rarely talks about publicly, exerted an equally powerful, if sometimes bruising, influence on the woman who wants to become the first female president.
Whites around Eatonville were not the murderous tyrants of Richard Wright's Deep South childhood, but they exerted, perhaps, an equally powerful force — as tantalizing, world-withholding gods, and as a higher court (however unlikely) of personal justice.
However, this would have equally exerted an impact on all three types of ARDS patients and should not influence the results.
RIG-I equally exerts versatile functions in immunity and cancer along with its sensing ability of diverse RNAs.
However, even changes in remote organs may equally exert beneficial cardiac effects.
However, relative to studies of specialist pathogens, we know less about whether generalist pathogens exert fitness pressure equally in native and non-native ranges (Parker and Gilbert 2007).
Both fixation methods proved to be equally reliable in the forces exerted during activities of daily living without significant displacement of the fracture fragments.
Equally important, regulatory control can also be exerted by T-cell populations of completely unrelated specificities, so long as these populations have the propensity for homeostatic proliferation [ 12].
Duke Ellington, born two years before Armstrong in 1899, exerted a different but, the historian Geoffrey C. Ward writes, almost equally decisive influence on the developing art form.
