Sentence examples for authors exerted from inspiring English sources

Jefferson wrote that a number of authors exerted a general influence on the words of the Declaration.

"Jim and his authors exerted a wide-ranging influence on the world of science fiction today". From the time he launched his company in 1984, Baen expanded the business in thenuntypical ways, using the Internet as a main tool.

How much control can authors exert over works that make use of their characters?

That authors can exert their influence from beyond the grave is no fiction; just because they are past doesn't stop them tampering with their future.

4) Finally, the authors should exert some effort to make their paper, particularly the Introduction, more accessible to the general readers of eLife.

Official publications of these programmes as well as personal communications with the authors and colleagues exerted influence on the development of the new programme, as shown in the following sections.

One of the most notable, Vilhelm Ekelund, was in his youth the chief exponent of Symbolism in Sweden and later, as an author of aphorisms, exerted much influence on the development of literary modernism.

Curiously, the authors found that calcitonin exerted this effect through the stimulation of Scl synthesis.

Since the cytotoxic benefit of topotecan did not change with the addition of bevacizumab, the authors concluded that topotecan exerted its effect by HIF-1 inhibition.

Interestingly, the same authors observed that vasoconstriction exerted by NE during hypoxia was most pronounced in arteriolar vessels measuring 13 to 50 μm in diameter [ 15], corresponding to the more recent definition of A2 to A4 arterioles, which is in accordance with the results of our experiment.

In a meta-test of three software tools for automatic gene prioritisation of positional candidate genes the authors recommend to exert caution in relying solely on single positional candidate prioritisation tools [14].