Sentence examples for case exerted from inspiring English sources

Pakistan had, in any case, exerted a fascination upon me throughout my foreign schooling which arose not only from intense nostalgia but also from my divided identity, my sense of being perhaps more like my American mother than like my Pakistani father, aware even as a child that I observed the place from a remove.

Residual statistics (namely, the standardised residual, Cook's distance, leverage, and DFBeta for the constant and determinants) were examined to ensure no cases exerted an undue influence on the final logistic regression model.

Mr. Murphy said directors often feel uncomfortable bringing the succession issue up with chief executives — who in many cases exert large influence over boards, sometimes as chairman.

Addition polymerizations usually are carried out in the presence of catalysts, which in certain cases exert control over structural details that have important effects on the properties of the polymer.

Internal residual stresses exist in almost all polycrystalline materials and in many cases exert a profound influence on mechanical and physical behavior.

Genes modulating lifespan are likely to affect multiple pathways and in many cases exert general effects on cellular homeostasis.

These cases exert little or no influence on the results of the Kaplan Meier and Cox analyses in the present study.

We used Cook's distance to isolate individual cases that exerted undue influence on a model [34].

In relapsed ALL cases, Aplidin exerted a strong cell killing effect (97%) in all five primary cells indicating that Aplidin is a candidate antileukaemic agent in patients with ALL that are nonresponsive to standard chemotherapeutic agents.

Despite quantitative differences between the individual measures, temperature dependence of Na channel inactivation remained the main player in all cases and exerted the largest influence on metabolic cost (or energy efficiency).

However, it should be noted, that in all cases, prebiotics exerted a good compatibility and miscibility (possibly through hydrogen bond interactions) with gelatine as no phase separation or aggregation phenomena were shown, further studies to fully characterise phase compatibility within the biopolymers were not included within this work as it was not the primary focus of the study.