If Rassoul won with Karzai's support, the current president could potentially continue to exercise considerable power from behind the scenes.
A more persuasive analysis of freedom of speech suggests that the threat of a sanction makes it more difficult and potentially more costly to exercise our freedom.
These studies suggested that the kinematic changes seen in overweight children may have long-term orthopaedic implications [ 8] and that the lower joint powers seen in obese children contribute to difficulty performing locomotor tasks and potentially decrease motivation to exercise [ 9].
One reason for the inconsistency, Dr. Head suspected, might be that many earlier studies did not differentiate between people with the e4 variant and those without, and each group, at least potentially, could respond differently to exercise.
We invited potentially eligible patients referred to exercise testing from GPs from February 2010 until the end of February 2012 to participate in the current investigation.
Any medications potentially influencing the BP response to exercise including antihypertensives, antilipemics, aspirin, nonsteroidal antiinflammatories, nutritional supplements with the exception of a 1-a-day vitamin, cold medications, and herbal supplements were stopped at least 4 wk before testing occurred.
In particular, the molecular mechanisms for the potentially impaired musculoskeletal response to exercise have not been investigated.
Thus, the concentration of HCO3− present in the blood prior to exercise potentially influences both extracellular buffering capacity and the extent to which the H+ is able to diffuse out of the active muscle (Price et al. 2003).
Weight training by older people may build not only strength and muscle mass but also motivation and confidence, potentially spurring them to continue exercising, according to an interesting new study of the emotional impacts of lifting weights.
He went on to state that killer robots may be better able to determine when not to engage a target than humans, "and could potentially exercise greater care in so doing".
