It was shown that first-generation antipsychotics, though known to block other receptors, not only exert their antipsychotic, but also their extrapyramidal effects, primarily by binding to D2 receptors in the central nervous system.
Conservationists have warned that inadequate law enforcement and ineffective management of protected areas, and infrastructure development occurring within and close to Vietnam's protected areas will only exert additional pressures on already fragile populations of species.
In this way, patients can only exert forces perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the humerus.
Nonetheless, metoprolol may indeed only exert its central effects leading to a reduction in attack frequency, if taken on a regular basis over several weeks.
AGEs not only exert their deleterious actions due to their biological properties per se, but also through their interaction with specific receptors.
The refusal to treat patients with herpes labialis will therefore not only exert a negative impact on the overall health of affected individuals but will also limit dentists' contribution to infectious diseases control [ 6].
These data suggest that stromal genetic alterations are either not dominant or may exert an indirect effect on the adjacent epithelium, or that they only exert an effect in collaboration with others to influence the overall process of tumorigenesis.
They can't control emigration and they can only exert influence on immigration from nationals whose citizenship is from outside the EU.
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.
Together with some essential volumes of poetry (see Nos 4, 11 and 17), this extraordinary drama would not only exert a profound influence on the postwar imagination, it would provide a metaphor for existence.
