And will China, the biggest foreign supporter of this pariah state, exert its considerable influence?
Because ten per cent of American public-school students live in Texas, the state exerts a great influence on the textbook-publishing industry.
Zeb2, a master regulator of the mesenchymal state, exerts its effect by binding to E-box elements upstream of many genes, including E-cadherin, and repressing their transcription.
After the decolonization period of the 1950s and '60s, new states exerted increasing power and influence, especially in the General Assembly.
Instead, he said, the risk is greater that Iraq could become a new Lebanon, a nation that was splintered by civil war among rival groups aided by neighboring states exerting influence through proxy armies.
But in the contemporary era, when industrialized states exert the rule of law, violence is lower than our evolutionary heritage would predict, hovering around 1.3% when combining statistics from across the world.
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All observable states exert a certain influence on at least one of the output variables.
Autophagy is upregulated in almost all cardiac pathological states, exerting both protective and detrimental functions dependant on the extent of autogphagy [ 14].
As a result, critics have long argued that power differentials make multilateral organisations like the WHO or the World Bank more accountable and responsive to the interests of some members over others, where small groups of powerful states exert influence through formal and informal channels [ 10, 18, 19].
