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The Syrian opposition has left a first round of peace talks in Geneva with a warning that there is no hope of progress unless Vladimir Putin exerts influence on Bashar al-Assad, adding that a ceasefire will collapse if planned reconvened talks on the target date of 9 April do not move quickly to the issue of a political transition.

Nevertheless, due to the complexity of most of the rare anterior segment disorders of the eye, ranging from corneal disorders such as corneal dystrophies, neurotrophic keratitis, iridocorneal anomalies, and congenital glaucoma, further progress is mandatory to exert a significant impact on the natural history of the diseases [ 7– 10].

Nurses have made progress in political participation and they exert influence in health policy development in some industrialized countries such as the United States of America (USA) and the United Kingdom (UK).

The longer exposure times allowed a greater fraction of non-S phase cells to progress into S phase, where DAC exerts its antineoplastic action [ 30].

If understanding the pressure students face is a work in progress, the message that Trinity hopes to exert a little less of it is nonetheless being widely broadcast.

The substituents and the mode of the bridging part between the two nitrogen atoms both exert significant influences upon the progress of the copolymerizations, influencing both the polycarbonate selectivity and the rate of copolymerization.

"Though they well know that Iran does not want to produce nuclear arms, they are exerting maximum pressure to stop progress of an Islamic state.

You don't want your dog over-exerting himself and ruining what progress he's made.

In the absence of high-level goal activation, however, participants interpret feedback in terms of whether sufficient progress has yet been made, and thus they exert more effort after failure than success.

Inhibition of the different levels of the GHRH-GH-IGF axis apparently exerts a beneficial impact on the progress of Alzheimer's disease [ 7, 10, 11, 15, 17].

The aim of this paper is to review the literature on the professionalization of OHTs, highlighting the triggering, limiting and conflicting aspects that exerted an influence on the historical progress of these professionals in Brazil.