And yet the EU does have the potential to exert some influence.
"Reforms that offer the prospect of reducing these costs have modest potential to exert downward pressure on overall health spending," the study concluded.
This has led to companies focusing on those issues that are amenable to quantification, which may not correspond to the areas where they have the greatest potential to exert influence.
Even before Chelsea's allegation that Mark Clattenburg used inappropriate language towards two Chelsea players, the referee ticked every box in the eyes of the home support for what an official must not do in a match with the potential to exert a bearing on the Premier League title.
These observations indicate that Sal B has the potential to exert cardioprotective effects against ATO toxicity.
Finally, all four sub-types of adenosine receptors appear to have the potential to exert cardioprotective effects after ischemia.
Furthermore, environmental aspects (nutrients, living conditions, etc., with the potential to exert epigenetic changes) have so far been disregarded in genetic studies.
Also, available AEDs and the disease itself have the potential to exert detrimental effects on cognitive function and therefore compromise patient wellbeing.
It is clear that mechanical forces are involved in initiating disc degeneration but also have the potential to exert beneficial effects.
The presence of a particular compound in the feedstock content has the potential to exert a selection force in the fermentors that may favour some specific microorganisms (Tosetto 2008).
In conclusion, the value of received interlocks lies in the potential to exert indirect influence via co-optation, which needs to be weighed against costs in terms of exposure to outside influences.
