Sentence examples for be exerted that from inspiring English sources

For example, a high fat diet or caloric restriction will affect the expression of many genes that are not necessarily related to adipose tissue expansion as shown in Fig. 2C and D. In addition, developmental effects will be exerted that are also not related to expansion of adipose tissue.

I had such a low opinion of women and how they should and should not behave, that I was exerting that opinion through my behavior and trying to be meek and mild.

In Pakistan the religious right was exerting that the archaeological sites of the Indus Valley should be filled with earth again as they represented the zaman-e-jahiliyah, the time of ignorance before the arrival of Islam, while in India there was a feeling that these ruins were part of the Indian heritage even if they were on the other side of the border.

It is however recognized that less control could be exerted over cases that might come from outside the study areas.

If it is not possible to always provide concrete, first-hand experiences for the student, efforts must always be exerted so that the student will be able to understand the concept in a clear and concrete way".

In public, where there is only a limited amount of control that can be exerted, the risks are far greater.

The functional ecology of a system is the forces that are exerted within that system and their interactions and how they influence the property being studied.

Most people, when asked to describe political power, tend to think of it as as a pyramid, with the leaders at the top, and the power as something that is exerted downward, something that happens to them.

A third is that democratic control is exerted through governments that still wield great influence in Brussels.

But other analysts point to a number of factors that may be exerting more persistent restraint on spending.

The direction of the force that is exerted on a negative charge is opposite that which is exerted on a positive charge.