Sentence examples for change to exert from inspiring English sources
The pull of precedent is powerful but scarcely all-powerful when a shift of personnel or perspective breaks the spell, allowing the forces of change to exert their counterpull.
They turned an electroactive polymer into an actuator so that the material could change to exert force with an electrical signal, basically creating an exomuscle.
If the cost of money stays at 5.25%, its central projection shows inflation above the government's 2.0% target in two years' time the period it takes for interest-rate changes to exert their maximum impact on prices.
Although it is likely that current chemotherapies inadvertently exploit genotypic changes to exert their antiproliferative effects, there are relatively few examples of strictly SL-based therapies in clinical trials (Brough et al. 2011; Kaelin 2005).
10 Meanwhile, climate change appears to exert a mysterious influence on how Arctic winds and ocean currents interact, says Hamish Pritchard, a scientist with the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, UK.
AAA+ ATPases use ATP hydrolysis to undergo conformational changes and to exert mechanical force on a substrate.
These changes seem to exert a considerable effect on the already complex nature of the country's young adult population.
Future stresses and shocks – whether from epidemics like Ebola, conflicts or climate change – will continue to exert pressure on health systems, communities and national economies.
Sea-level rise and other predicted effects of climate change are expected to exert even greater pressures on coastal ecosystems, exacerbating erosion, degrading habitat, and accelerating shoreline retreat.
Whereas, when TP5 bound to the mutant DR62, the binding energy had a distinct change; Ala62 remained to exert a positive role as a binding site, suggesting that Asn anchor mainly contributed to the binding energy.
However, whether these changes were sufficient to exert physiologic effects is in doubt because Geo-MFI changes did not mirror in vivo functional changes observed in earlier experiments.
