We treated NP cells with pramlintide, a synthetic analog of amylin, which exerted similar effects as pLV-IAPP.
Their most famous translation was Euclid's Elements (Jihe yuanben), which exerted a great influence on Chinese mathematics.
The five borough presidents were once power brokers, members of the Board of Estimate, which exerted enormous influence over the city budget and land use decisions.
The effect of this was to reduce consumption still further, increase surplus industrial capacity, and depress investment, all of which exerted a downward pressure on the economy.
It also mollified the American observer delegation, which exerted influence despite the fact that Washington is not a party to the I.C.C.
The increasing repression of religious and nationalist dissent by the Brezhnev administration had led to the explosive growth of a dissident movement, which exerted leverage by appeals to the west for support.
I kept the little slip of paper in my wallet until it was stolen from my Islington flat after I moved to the U.K. Which exerted a greater influence?
He further argues that in this doubled approach to others, Christians mimicked the imperial discourse of the Roman Empire, which exerted its power through the management, not the erasure, of difference.
Unlike AT&T and Microsoft, both of which exerted a strong technological "lock in" over their customers, Google operates in a more open market that is easier for competitors to contest.
Comte idealized this sentimental episode, which exerted a considerable influence on his later thought and writings, particularly with regard to the role of women in the positivist society he planned to establish.
Soon after the period of pioneer settlement ended in about 1920, the Nonpartisan League, which exerted great influence on the state government, established a state-owned bank, flour mill, and grain elevator.
