On the other hand, only the non-cytosolic fraction of the parasites was able to reproduce the pronecrotic effect exerted by whole trypanosomes.
To our knowledge, very few studies have addressed the effects exerted by whole virions on DC [ 11, 12, 17– 17].
This then is the season for driving them off, & our Southern colonies are happily rid of every other enemy & may exert their whole force in that quarter.
"These six leggs he clitches up altogether, and when he leaps, springs them all out, and thereby exerts his whole strength at once," Hooke wrote.
The agreement between the railroad company and the Mottleys must necessarily be regarded as having been made subject to the possibility that, at some future time, Congress might so exert its whole constitutional power in regulating interstate commerce as to render that agreement unenforceable, or to impair its value.
I'm looking to exert a whole lot of nothing for this profiting joint venture.
Consequently, these modified proteins cannot exert the whole set of intra- and intermolecular interaction events like their full-length counterpart.
Although hedge funds pursued diverse strategies, Professors Brunnermeier and Nagel found "no evidence that hedge funds as a whole exerted a correcting force on prices during the technology bubble". Riding the bubble and timing sales of individual stocks also paid off: hedge funds' investments in the technology sector outperformed market benchmarks.
As a result of applying these conceptions to the measured data on a field model a criterion was obtained to verify the flow pattern completion in which the coefficients of the pressure exerted on the whole model surface can be determined.
The ICAC ceased to publish these reports in 1997, however, in response to pressure exerted by the whole Spanish auditing profession.
