Sentence examples for cannot exert this from inspiring English sources

What is surprising is the sustained expression of MYOD and MYOGENIN in ARMS, which are transcription factors that are intimately associated with the terminally differentiated, non- proliferative phenotype of normal myogenic cells, begging the question as to why they cannot exert this effect in ARMS.

Without their commitment, foreign mediators cannot exert the judicious mix of coercion and reassurance – of stick and carrot – that might compel Syria's Alawite minority regime to share power.

He expresses frustration that he cannot exert the level of influence that he once did.

Consequently, these modified proteins cannot exert the whole set of intra- and intermolecular interaction events like their full-length counterpart.

First, unlike other high-risk populations such as female sex workers and injecting drug users, gay relationships are not illegal in China and hence the Chinese government cannot exert authority over this population.

If this parameter is small, the interpolated function is flat in this dimension and this particular dimension cannot exert much influence on the output.

The second factor is variety among the students: students' learning and their grades or schools may be closely related, and since community exposure is multi-factorial this alone cannot exert a major effect on the future roles of health-care professionals.

According to a recent study by Tash et al. defining the primary ZO-1 binding site within residues 468 475 of occludin, CK2-dependent phosphorylation of occludin cannot exert its effects on complex formation directly on this primary interaction site but may act on a postulated secondary site [ 45].

"This is a pressure that traditional green funds cannot exert," says press officer Scott Mowbray.

It is thus evident that the sulfonamides in the blood stream cannot exert their maximum effect upon bacteria in localized areas of disease; this is especially true in chronic osteomyelitis where some of the bacteria may be thoroughly isolated from the blood stream, and located in areas where the leukocytes cannot reach and destroy them, even if their growth is inhibited.

Where it cannot exert control, the Shabab excuses banditry.