Sentence examples for Some exert from inspiring English sources
Some affect the liver and other organs, e.g. microcystins, nodularin, cylindrospermopsin, and some exert acute irritant effects on the skin and mucous membranes, e.g. debromoaplysiatoxin, lyngbyatoxin A. Some cyanotoxins are potent tumour promoters, e.g. debromoaplysiatoxin, lyngbyatoxin A, microcystins, nodularin.
For example, this relationship often differed across technologies, with some exerting more upward pressure on health care expenditure than others.
Like Vedder's painting, this bit of writing — analytical, hypnotic, profound — tells us much about the power that some places exert.
The concentrations of sHA we found in some TIFs exert a number of relevant biological effects.
Recently, accumulating evidence has demonstrated that some xenoestrogens exert biological effects at levels lower than those presently considered safe.
"I said to him, 'It seems to me that you as the chair need to exert some leadership and produce some resolution to this problem,' " Mr. Nemazee recalled.
"It draws on the basic need that we all have to exert some control, to have some efficacy in the world," Toates says.
Some drugs, such as phosphodiesterase inhibitors (milrinone, enoximone) and levosimendan, exert some inotropic effects in addition to vasodilating effects.
They don't think things through often, and there should be some caution exerted".
The party should be able to exert some political power.
Why didn't he exert some control over his cast?
