A 7-day CFU-based assay revealed that they only exerted bactericidal activity in the multistress nonreplicating conditions at concentrations 25 and 50 μM, respectively far above their R-MIC90 (≤0.16 μM), and even then, the extent of killing was relatively modest: 1.5 to 3 log10 CFU (26).
They can't control emigration and they can only exert influence on immigration from nationals whose citizenship is from outside the EU.
In our opinion, both paracetamol and dipyrone can be considered effective and equipotent analgesics in the early postoperative period, but that the small differences when compared with placebo indicate that they both only exert a mild effect.
In addition, they suggest that ecSOD may not only exert its effects via its archetypal extracellular localization but may also be present within the cytoplasm exerting influence on O2− levels within the myocyte.
DUBs not only exert their function by protein processing, they also have a function in removal of the Ub(L) from their substrate.
However, the consequences of the chronic pain did not only exert an impact on the women; they also affected social relations, particularly the family, which underwent changes, with a role reversal occurring within most of them.
Such systems, however, will only exert an influence on driving behaviour if they are accepted by the driver.
But England could only exert their vast superiority in a professional manner - which they did in impressive fashion.
New genetic variants arise through mutation and recombination during replication and will often only exert their effects in offspring and not in the parents in whose reproductive cells they occur (though they could also arise very early in development and appear later in the adult offspring).
Horses in Europe, who run on the turf, and only exert themselves all out at the end of fairly long races, do not break down as frequently as American horses on American tracks.
