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Neuropeptides mediate relatively slow responses in a long-term manner and thus exert a long-lasting modulation on neural communication.

However, it is possible that these fractions may impact biological targets synergistically and thus exert much higher chemo-preventive efficacy than that found for individual compounds.

New flow branches can rob downslope flow fronts of lava supply (Dietterich and Cashman, 2014) and thus exert a fundamental control on flow behavior.

Experimental research revealed that compound 5c could effectively intercalate into calf thymus DNA to form compound 5c DNA complex which might block DNA replication and thus exert antimicrobial activities.

To reach this goal, the therapeutic strategy should thus exert its effects at different levels in order to simultaneously potentiate axonal regeneration, increase neuronal survival, modulate central reorganization, and inhibit or reduce target organ atrophy.

Having found out that the most probable dissociation site on the paracetamol molecule is the phenolic H, we were able then to calculate the acid dissociation constant p {K}_a), a property which significantly affects the ability of the drug to cross cellular membranes and thus exert its therapeutic effect.

Jonson thus exerted a great influence on the playwrights who immediately followed him.

"Uncertainty about the long-run environment which is potentially resolvable over time thus exerts a depressing effect on current levels of investment," he wrote at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Their strategy is to stand candidates in all of next May's elections, thus exerting pressure by a popular surge that scares the main parties into adopting the Women's Equality party agenda, and be home in time for tea, or at least a glass of wine, by 2025.

The competition effect strengthens outsiders' position and, thus, exerts a downward pressure on wages in addition to a labor supply effect, thus, raising employment34.

The aspect ratio of nanoparticles governs their percolation threshold in polymer composites, and thus exerts a significant influence on the materials properties.