Sentence examples for change exerted from inspiring English sources

Weight and thickness change exerted a strong influence on clothing pressure which vertically presses down the body.

In the mountainous regions, climate change exerted an influence on TWS by affecting glaciers and snow cover change.

The conserved proline in VMATs and VAChTs offers a clue as to the mechanism of substrate binding and the subsequent conformational change exerted.

A significant multivariate benthic group interaction between stream and sampling location indicated, however, that the magnitude and the direction of change exerted by the golf course differed across streams.

The higher temperatures could be responsible for tectonic tremors having characteristics that differ from those of ordinary earthquakes, especially the high sensitivity to small stress change exerted by tide and surface waves (e.g., Rubinstein et al. [2007]; Shelly et al. [2007b]).

The future scenario of global change exerted a dual impact, from an enhancement of NCP and ΦPSII during the pre-bloom to an inhibition of both processes towards the bloom period, when the in situ T and irradiances were lower and the community was dominated by diatoms.

An expert says this extinction is likely just the tip of the iceberg, with climate change exerting increasing pressures on species everywhere.

With wine, though, where slightly more shade or sun can profoundly affect quality and character, the effects of climate change exert a particularly strong influence.

Land use change exerts a primary control upon these relationships.

Vegetative spring green-up date (GUD), an indicator of plants' sensitivity to climate change, exerts an important influence on biogeochemical cycles.

Drylands cover about 41% of the globe's surface and provide important ecosystem services, but land use and climate change exert considerable pressure on these ecosystems.