The fact that this appears to have happened in Cyprus, even though in many ways it is a special case, will raise concern that similar pressures may be exerted elsewhere, not only damaging the image of the ECB but also undermining its capacity to act in the interests in the euro zone as a whole.
Thus, different environmental stresses may be exerted on the host.
Signal-starved data is common in these environments since little or no control may be exerted over measurement conditions.
This includes utilising influence that may be exerted through codes of ethics and professional conduct in addition to pressure that can be channelled through the 'democratic processes'.
Our data suggest that co-treatment with As V) exacerbated Cr VI -induced pulmonary injury and that this effeCr VI -inducedted through a disrupulmonarythe balance among several antinjurynt genes.
Experiments with several thiols of chain lengths from 9 to 16 carbon atoms show that a considerable degree of control may be exerted over the rate at which the thiol is removed, using factors such as the potential limit, scan rate, pH and electrolyte polarity.
These results display that trehalose may be exerted role in downstream of H2S in the acquisition of stress tolerance including heat tolerance (Goddijn and van Dun, 1999; Benaroudj et al., 2001; Iordachescu and Imai, 2008; Luo et al., 2008; Paul et al., 2008; Fernandez et al., 2010).
Second, if we are to measure the effects of diet on health, we have to consider that those effects may be exerted early, late, or in between.
Generally, a tumor suppression effect may be exerted by any cellular factor inhibiting the genes responsible for abnormal cell growth.
All these effects may be exerted indirectly by recruitment of bone marrow-derived cells (BMDCs), such as myeloid cells.
Unexpectedly, an inhibitory effect of PD-1 may be exerted even in the absence of its ligands.
