Sentence examples for be exerted only from inspiring English sources

Until now, however, such control could be exerted only at the level of the entire organism.

But, consistently with the policy, jurisdiction here should be exerted only when the jurisdictional question presented by the proceeding in prohibition tenders the underlying constitutional issues in clean-cut and concrete form, unclouded by any serious problem of construction relating either to the terms of the questioned legislation or to its interpretation by the stte courts.

In wild-type, FAF effects on WUS are likely to be exerted only by FAF2 and FAF4, which are the two FAF genes expressed in the centre of the shoot and/or inflorescence meristem in a domain that appears to be overlapping with the site of WUS expression.

It is suggested that the power delegated to the Commission has been exerted only in respect to minor changes or additions.

We can judge, as already remarked, of choice being exerted, only from the analogy of our own minds, and the mental powers of birds, if reason be excluded, do not fundamentally differ from ours.

Occlusal force was exerted only on anterior teeth.

With respect to female birds feeling a preference for particular males, we must bear in mind that we can judge of choice being exerted, only by placing ourselves in imagination in the same position.

Leu3p can associate with the DNA in the absence (repressor form) and the presence (activator form) of α-IPM in vivo, but transcriptional activation is exerted only in the presence of α-IPM [18].

Interestingly, this facilitating effect was exerted only by trained but not by untrained, naïve groups.

This system is attractive because single factors are sufficient to induce reprogramming and the effect is exerted only after withdrawal of activin and Fgf (Guo et al., 2009).

We observed that both U50488 and U69593 dose-dependently decreased the contractile force of guinea pig atrial muscles, and this effect was exerted only in left atria.