Those in their 20s and 30s make up 47% of the 35.6m eligible voters and people over 50 only 30%—so demographics offer a big advantage to the Uri Party, although this is partly blunted by a lower turnout among the young.A generational shift is taking place in public life.
These results confirm that the potential beneficial effect of exercise on nitric oxide-mediated pulmonary artery vasorelaxation is partly blunted by deleterious effects of hypoxia on l-arginine bioavailability.
The relative vasodilation that was expected in our septic group (due to higher PaCO2) may thus have been partly blunted in some patients due to severe sepsis; however, this effect, if present, was only marginal, because we did not find any correlation between the levels of pCO2 and PI or RI (Table 5).
However, these effects of DHA were partly blunted by Aβ/tau pathologies and not sufficient to fully prevent hyperactivity of EC neurons in 3xTg-AD mice.
It is also shown in Fig. 1 that the M2 selective antagonist methoctramine partly blunted the action of carbachol.
We also observed that methoctramine partly blunted carbachol-stimulated vascularization and urea formation, indicating that M2 receptors are also involved in this effect.
First, it shows that while CaMKII activation contributes to the cardiac improvements after exercise training (Kemi et al. 2007), other mechanisms must also contribute, as CaMKII inhibition only partly blunted the exercise response.
Administration officials acknowledge that their strategy is designed at least partly to blunt Jewish-American lobbying.
Partly to blunt criticism that the court protected criminals, several of the judges have seemed to suppress liberal instincts in recent years, Mr. Bonventre and other legal experts said.
Steep rate cuts were partly meant as a (blunt) tool to forestall financial calamity.
In Missouri, the race to succeed Matt Blunt, a Republican who chose not to run for a second term, has become at least partly a referendum on Mr. Blunt and his party.
