Sentence examples for be exercised to effect from inspiring English sources

But he never really reconciled his hatred of what he called the "power instinct" with a candid assessment of the power instinct that would have to be exercised to effect revolution.

Hocking (1987) noted that wind measurements made over shorter time intervals were potentially usable, but some care needed to be exercised to recognize the potential contaminating effects of vertical velocities associated with short period gravity waves on the results.

Otherwise care must be exercised to include the block size distribution effect.

The model has been exercised to investigate the effect of potential design improvements on the overall performance.

In all steps, care was exercised to avoid batch effects.

This exclusion was exercised to minimize the confounding of any effects seen regarding adjunctive drug placebo differences in bipolar I depressive symptom improvement with armodafinil.

"Her submissions were to the effect that caution should be exercised when considering the effect of state practice.

Furthermore, caution should be exercised in attributing prognostic effects to sociodemographic factors that cause delay in diagnosis and advanced tumor stage.

So caution needs to be exercised regarding claims about the effects of HRX in settings where the distributions are unknown.

The "secret to building strength quickly" is exercising slowly "and minimizing the effects of momentum and gravity".

Pills and surgery often don't work, Lifestyle changes may be harder to effect (weight loss, exercise) but will often give you the better long term relief.