Sentence examples for been exerted to develop from inspiring English sources
Fluorinated compounds are intriguing for the development of pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and materials, and thus, much effort has been exerted to develop more general and efficient approaches for introducing fluorine atom(s) or fluoroalkyl group(s) into organic molecules [1 4].
Toward this end, much effort has been exerted to develop strategies for immobilizing enzymes that remain functional and stable on nanomaterial surfaces; various methods including, physical and/or chemical attachment, entrapment, and crosslinking, have been employed [86, 88, 89].
Although a great deal of effort has been exerted to develop a renal risk score to identify individuals at high risk of CKD, there is currently no simple and widely established renal risk score (14).
Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said Egypt's accusations made on Sunday were "baseless and not in harmony with the efforts being exerted to develop the relationship between Hamas and Cairo".
Efforts were exerted to develop chromatographic methods for resolving Flutamide and its metabolites with the use of acceptable solvents without affecting the efficiency of the methods.
The fact that some effects are known to be exerted on the developing foetus and are expressed in the adult animal and, critically, also in subsequent generations (Bøgh et al., 2001), means that exposures now may lead to animal production problems in the future.
Again, Year 3-secondary progression relapses had no impact on times to disability endpoints either from progression onset or from DSS 3. The predictive effect of early relapses on long-term disability appears to be exerted primarily by increasing the probability of developing secondary progressive disease, shortening its latency and, to a lesser degree, by influencing the slope of progression.
But simple as the law is, perilous to the country as disobedience to it was, offenders developed, and when it was exerted against them challenged it to decision as a violation of the right of free speech assured by the Constitution of the United States.
