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The attention paid to some documentary films, for instance—from Edward R. Murrow's "Harvest of Shame" to the Vietnam era "Selling of the Pentagon"—can lead to the false conclusion that films are uniquely potent in changing public attitudes and policy.
Here we show that soluble products of the porcine nematode Trichuris suis (TsSP) are potent in changing the phenotype and function of human monocytes by skewing classical monocytes into anti-inflammatory patrolling cells, which exhibit reduced trans-endothelial migration capacity in an in vitro model of the blood brain barrier.
Should Mr. Schundler succeed in changing the subject from abortion rights to tolerance, as President Bush sought to do throughout last year's campaign, he could silence one of Mr. McGreevey's most potent weapons against him.
Changing diagnosis routines is important in changing clinical practice.
Mining gas releases substantial, often vastly underestimated leaks of methane, a far more potent climate changing gas than CO2.
Hurricanes have long been a potent symbol — maybe the most potent — of a changing climate.
This, together with a more potent effect of changing inhibitor levels, is in agreement with the significance of sequestering excess inhibitor in pathway control.
Despite a Republican edge in registration, Democrats are discovering the Mountain West — and Colorado in particular — to be a new political frontier as the party benefits from a potent mix of changing demographics, anger over the war in Iraq, resentment toward conservative social initiatives and millions of dollars' worth of advocacy advertising.
The $850 million deal is a potent symbol of changing real estate fortunes.
Change in the changing rooms.
