This may lead participants to exert less behavioral control.
In laboratory experiments, we observe that subjects adjust their effort to the effort information (if available): While subjects who lead continue to exert the higher effort, they tend to lower their effort relative to the first stage, whereas those who lag increase it.
The prime minister said he would not avoid telling the "hard truths" required to confront the minority of Muslim men whose "backward attitudes" led them to exert "damaging control" over women in their families.
Among the obtained molecules 1 6, compound 6 emerges as a promising lead compound able to exert antiproliferative and proapoptotic effects in A431 epithelial cancer cell line by covalently binding to EGFR-TK, and reducing the phosphorylation of Akt without affecting the total Akt levels.
From bursitis, inflammation or irritation can lead to swelling and exerting pressure on the surrounding soft tissues that can put tension on muscles or nerves.
Thus, patellar lead would be expected to exert the greatest impact on BP if the mechanism required only mobilization of bone lead stores during pregnancy.
The patella is composed mostly of trabecular bone, which has a higher reabsorption rate and is considered the major skeletal source of circulating lead (Hu 1998); thus, patella bone lead would have been expected to exert the greatest impact on PP if the mechanism of that impact required mobilization of bone lead stores.
But the inability of the Democrats in Congress to lead is allowing the Republicans to exert an undue influence on policy after Obama's solid victory in November (not to mention the vastly increased Democratic majorities in the House and Senate).
Our findings demonstrate that the vulnerability of a host is an integral part of the S. aureus infection that enables the bacteria to subvert the host immune system, which can lead to the P. mirabilis to exert its pathogenicity in the host C. elegans.
After a scuffle broke out, the crew, led by Roan again, failed to exert control.
