Sentence examples for * exerts in from inspiring English sources

The newspaper did not discuss the enormous attraction that American culture still exerts in China.

Christine Rice's Donna Elvira, wild-eyed with near raving intensity, is all the more potent for the control this sympathetic performer exerts in one astonishing aria after another.

Swept up by the news media, the case has become an irritant to the Australian government and a telling barometer of the power that China now exerts in Southeast Asia, even among staunch American allies.

The fugacity of a component in a mixture is essentially the pressure that it exerts in the vapour phase when in equilibrium with the liquid mixture.

The fugacity of a component in a mixture is (essentially) the pressure that the component exerts in the vapour phase when the vapour is in equilibrium with the liquid mixture.

The arrests and indictments, which hinged on a former artifact seller who agreed to cooperate with agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a sting operation starting in 2006, shine a spotlight on the continuing fascination that the American Indian cultural legacy still exerts in the art world.

A recent study also indicates that endogenous PACAP mediates regulatory T cell production in the inflamed CNS, which in turn exerts neuroprotection in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis [22].

Together our data suggest that deficiency in PHOSPHO1 exerts modifications in bone architecture that are transient and depend upon age, yet produces consistent modification in lacunar and vascular porosity.

Furthermore, the catalytic subunit Naa50 (NAT5) defined as NatE (22, 24) and in multicellular eukaryotes, the Huntingtin-interacting protein K (25) are physically associated with the NatA complex, but whether Naa50 exerts activity in vivo in a monomeric form or whether the active form of Naa50 is entirely dependent on its association with NatA (26– 28) is still not known.

Much of the power this venue exerts lies in its location in the middle of bustling Waterloo, under the nose of The Old Vic itself, a theatre whose history goes back to the Georgian era.

Erythropoietin is a hematopoietic cytokine factor with various biological effects and its receptors are expressed in the central nervous system, which helps in normal brain development and exerts neuroprotection in different models of brain injury.