Two years later, Starling coined the term hormone to denote such substances released in a restricted part of the body (endocrine gland), carried by the bloodstream to unconnected parts, where, in extremely small quantities, they are capable of profoundly influencing the function of those parts.
But if the UNGPs are capable of profoundly shaping "social norms and expectations" in the corporate governance space, we have to give them credit for the same power in the civil governance space (unless that space resists UNGP uptake, as it has to some extent).
These data indicate that F1 DCs expressing CTLA4-KDEL are capable of profoundly influencing graft survival, while IDO-expressing DCs have a minor effect.
3 Given the tight correlation between physical disability and loss of social and economic opportunities in patients with RA, 4 treatment options capable of profoundly interfering with joint damage and inflammation would appear to be of greater individual and societal value.
Alec Meer of Rock, Paper, Shotgun described the game as "a game about love, sex and the internet" that was "capable of being profoundly moving" and was about "what it is to feel like someone's kicked me straight in the heart".
How you're feeling at any given time profoundly influences how effectively you're capable of working, but most of us pay too little attention to these inner signals.
For a long time, not even the profoundly informed arguments that Dennett advanced proved capable of healing that wound.
But young or old, student or master, most musicians understand that the art they practice is capable of reaching, and even changing, people profoundly.
Furthermore, if these PI3K isoforms are capable of being modulated independently by extrinsic factors, this may profoundly affect the cellular outcome to leptin and insulin and have a major impact on energy homeostasis.
In the end, the only forces capable of pulling Milberg, Weiss asunder were the egos, ambitions and profoundly disparate styles of its two most famous partners.
