Association of GYS1 with CV mortality was independent of APOE (219TT/ε4), which by its own exerted an effect on CV mortality risk in females (2.9 [1.9 4.4]).
Though on a much more modest scale, the plants in my own garden exert the same magic allure.
Obviously, because of their inertia, bodies in the box, including your own, will exert the same force have the same "weight"—on the floor as if the box were at rest and sitting on the earth.
But Washington insiders say scientists often overestimate the influence that one of their own might exert in Congress, which is home to only a handful of scientists and engineers.
Since it is well recognized that RA and TLR3 agonists, on their own, can exert anti-proliferative effects in certain breast cancer cells, we decided to investigate the effect of a combined treatment of both.
Sitting beneath a willow tree on a breezy day in Sonoma County, you can see why the idea of leaving the city behind and growing your own weed exerts such a pull on the holistic health nuts, masseurs, d.j.s, art-school dropouts, and New Age types who populate the medical-marijuana scene in Los Angeles.
Chip Kidd is one of those rare artists whose innovative brilliance, through no fault of his own, has exerted a deadening influence over his chosen field, because it's so easy to imitate the superficials of his style but so hard to capture its essence.
A common complaint is that the White House was mean to Chairman Wheeler by releasing its own plan, exerting Big Kid pressure on the agency, and effectively canceling its independence.
From there, artists took up the challenge to really take control of their own narratives and exert agency over their representation.
The Secretary would do well to follow his own advice and exert a willingness to exercise power in the face of danger to the interests of the United States and the global community.
