Exerting extensive control over secondary markets may not always be in a manufacturer's best interest.
16.For extreme examples of "system integrators" who exert extensive controls, see M. Hobday, A. Davies and A. Prencipe, "Systems Integration: A Core Capability of the Modern Corporation," Industrial and Corporate Change 14, no.
Accidental Injury is a traumatic event which not only influences physical, psychological, and social wellbeing of the households but also exerts extensive financial burden on them.
Not only does it exerts extensive effects on fatty acid metabolism (Clark, 1981, Nunn et al., 1983, Hughes et al., 1988), but also regulates acetate metabolism (iclR) (Gui et al., 1996, Maloy & Nunn, 1981) and stress response (uspA) (Farewell et al., 1998).
Oestradiol is a steroid hormone that exerts extensive influence on brain development and is a powerful modulator of hippocampal structure and function.
B-MYB therefore exerts extensive control over the cell cycle, whereas the effects of FOXM1 are limited to G2-/M-phase gene expression (Martinez & DiMaio, 2011).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04506.002 The packaging of eukaryotic DNA with histones into chromatin provides ample opportunities for chromatin-modifying factors to exert extensive control over many aspects of genome-based processes (Kouzarides, 2007).
Liang's periodical publications, especially, exerted an extensive influence on the Chinese people in the early years of the 20th century.
The three works collected in The Major Political Writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau represent an important contribution to eighteenth-century political theory that has exerted an extensive influence on generations of thinkers, beginning with the leaders of the French Revolution and continuing to the present day.
