I wasn't going to start wearing tent-like, Christian-summer-camp T-shirts because of some stupid spot, but there was a danger with these constricting/fitted T-shirts that excessive pressure would be exerted across my ribs when I stretched or reached up to grab a hand-strap on the tube or something, and the thin film of skin over the spot would rupture and... Enough.
Also, this complex gene expression demonstrates that the effects of SST would be exerted from a delicately regulated mechanism on a genome-wide scale.
As an example, such barriers led the Indonesian government to temporarily withdraw from the Global Influenza Surveillance Network in 2007, owing to concerns that, if data were shared, proprietary interests would be exerted over the H5N1 strains [ 9].
NO exerts a variety of effects that would be expected to be beneficial during I/R injury [ 26].
With even the basics — establishing proper control over the crash site, getting a serious investigation up and running — still undone, you might think that the international community would be exerting more pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
One could argue that known memes do not have the specificity or power that would be needed to exert the type of effects attributed to microbes in the proposal.
But that would be littering, and besides, he said, he has a heart problem, so he should not be exerting himself by throwing things.
Although past research has indicated that behaviour clustering amongst adolescents tends to be due to selection into groups with shared preferences in regards to the focal behaviour [ 34, 35], results that indicate that the ego is more likely to behave in a certain way if the alter is similar to them in a number of different ways would suggest that homophilous influence is being exerted [ 36].
He thinks it's unlikely that the coalition would alter its immigration policy "given the pressure that Ukip are exerting on electoral behaviour south of the border".
