Treatment and brain imaging studies provided converging evidence that attention may exert greater effects on orthographic word form than phonological word form.
Several environmental parameters show a degree of correlation, complicating attempts to identify the variable that may exert greatest selective pressure.
Thus, it is conceivable that anti-angiogenic combined with chemotherapy may exert greater effect on tumor growth, even eliminating tumor.
Disease control may be particularly important when evaluating new molecularly targeted agents that may exert greater cytostatic rather than cytotoxic effects.
In this low-risk environment, females may exert greater premating choice, potentially reducing the strength of postmating selection on genital morphology.
Selective binding of 17 beta-estradiol by proteins in serum indicates that certain xenoestrogens may exert greater estrogenicity than originally predicted.
The relatively high prevalence of cough and weak correlation with other symptoms (data not shown) suggest that other unexamined meteorologic factors or ambient exposures negatively correlated with BC, NO2, or PM2.5 may exert greater influence on incidence of cough.
'High-class' MSM-SW and male escorts on high incomes are known to exist on the Kenya coast, are thought to prefer to seek care from discreet MSM-friendly private services rather than though research clinics, and may exert greater control over sexual risk in transactional interactions.
However, in Asian 3-generation families, grandparents may also exert great influence on adolescent eating patterns [ 39].
When the office is occupied by a person of extraordinary intellectual capacity and dynamic personality, as was the case with John Marshall, the chief justice may exert a great influence on the court's work.
