Sentence examples for act to exert from inspiring English sources

French Ambassador Gerard Araud said, "It is scandalous that the council, because of opposition from some members and the indifference of others... has not been able to act to exert pressure on the Syrian authorities".

Thus, AUF1 serves as a control point through which IL-17 must act to exert its immunosuppressive function in MSCs in an inflammatory environment.

The British and French know they must act together to exert any influence.

The challenges presented in this study act concomitantly to exert pressure on, and erode resilience of, pastoral households and subsequently expose the system to risk.

It has also been proposed that almonds may act endogenously to exert a cardioprotective effect.

2. Several co-regulated miRNAs act together to exert their regulation on target genes involved in the same pathway.

Valerian root contains a complex mixture of chemical compounds, especially valerenic acid and its derivatives that may act synergistically to exert sedative effects [ 3, 4].

It is against City rules for shareholders to act in concert to exert undue influence over a company.

Looking ahead to next year, the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Health Research and Educational Trust expect the Affordable Care Act, or ACA, to exert greater influence on job-based health insurance.

Collectively, it appears that in sIBM, inflammatory and degenerative mechanisms act in concert to exert toxicity.

For example, if researchers found that a certain tag SNP showed up consistently in studies of bipolar disorder, that tag could provide some indication of the other nearby SNPs on the chromosome SNPs that may act in concert to exert some effect on the individual phenotype.