It is possible that some of the study's inclusion and exclusion criteria, whilst serving to exert control over factors such as the ocular disease measured (only glaucoma), and including those in good general health (other than glaucoma), may have introduced additional bias into the results.
Information flows through these communities freely, and if the community includes policy-makers or other influential persons (as well as researchers, or other custodians of evidence), the community itself can serve to exert pressure on those policy-makers, thus skirting tiresome bureaucratic channels [ 45].
Taken together, it seems very likely that the molecular communication between VEGFR2 and VEGFR3 exerted via receptor heterodimerization is biologically relevant in angiogenesis and serves to modulate angiogenic sprouting.
In such a setting attention exerts only little effect on the stimulated region and attention mainly serves to suppress peripheral distracters.
In fact, there arose a sense that the public sphere ultimately might exert more power than the state, at least in the fundamental way in which public will is formed and serves to legitimate or not state power.
Essentially, the pressure exerted downward served to counter the pressure coming up.
Studies with exogenous Hsp70 have shown that it can serve to alert the immune system and exert immunomodulatory effects [19], [20], [21].
Whether or not Bloomberg View is perceived as a promotional vehicle for Mayor Bloomberg, the page does serve as another way for Bloomberg News to exert its influence.
We propose that local administration of PEDF may serve to restore PEDF levels inside the eye, exerting protective effects for the neuroretina in the DKO rd8 mice, as well as a potential therapeutic agent for AMD patients.
Thus, AUF1 serves as a control point through which IL-17 must act to exert its immunosuppressive function in MSCs in an inflammatory environment.
