Restricting the effects of angiotensin II is not only effective in decreasing blood pressure (BP) but also has positive effects in preventing and improving heart failure, renal failure, stroke, and diabetic renal neuropathy [ 2– 4].
In particular, the fact that the outlet streams from a faulty unit go through subsequent (well functioning) units raises the possibility of better restricting the effects of the fault to the faulty unit.
Motifs such as silencers, enhancers and locus control regions (LCRs) act over long distances to regulate adjacent genes, and so called insulators prevent the misregulation of adjacent genes by restricting the effects of regulatory elements to specific regions [54], [55].
Because of its small size, North Korea would find it difficult to restrict the effect of market reforms to a geographic area, said Ha Young Sun, a professor of international relations at Seoul National University.
Therefore, in the empirical analysis we allow the effect of year of observation to differ across destinations, but restrict the effect of age at arrival and period of arrival to be the same.
Through this triple-level distinction, actors successfully restrict the effect of the subordinate state-individual relationship resulted from the Chinese tradition, while expanding the space for an emerging egalitarian relationship between the individual and state responding to the changing society.
Thus we begin by estimating a baseline model that restricts the effect of absenteeism to be the same for team workers and non-team workers and in small and large firms.
To determine what could restrict the effect of Wnt3a to a subset of cells, we labelled OPC cultures with antibody to TCF4, the downstream transcriptional effector of canonical Wnt signalling.
"We can use compartmentalisation to restrict the effects of a successful compromise," says Dr Watson.
