Sentence examples for content exerted from inspiring English sources

Differences in fat content exerted the greatest variability in temperature settings of the different zones for attaining well-tempered products.

Results also showed that the VS/TS ratio, lignin content, and hemicellulose content exerted a combined influence on the methane yield.

According to the best fitting polynomial equation, besides pressure intensity, both aw and fat content exerted a significant influence on HP-inactivation of L. monocytogenes.

Overall, the HE diet and upward selection for muscle fat content exerted opposite effects in the liver.

lilacina extract and its fractions that contained higher phenol content exerted stronger radical scavenging effects (Table  3).

Interestingly, the selection procedure and the dietary treatment used to increase muscle fat content exerted opposite effects on the expression of the liver genes and proteins, with little interaction between the two factors.

And this may be part of the reason that the mystified meta-discourse Ms. Didion deplored — the fetishizing of means over ends, of form over content — exerts an ever-stronger fascination.

Both the carbon content and the grain volume play a key role in the stability of the austenite grains below 15 μm3, while the carbon content exerts the dominant effect in the stability of the bigger grains.

According to the established polynomial regression models, the process independent variables "treatment time" (exerting a positive effect) and "initial COD content" (exerting a negative effect) played more significant roles in surfactant photodegradation than the process variable "initial H2O2 concentration" under the studied experimental conditions.

High cellular glycogen content exerts an inhibitory effect on AMPK through an interaction with the β subunit in skeletal muscle, although the exact mechanism is unknown [ 14].

For example, high intracellular lipid content exerts an inhibitory effect on macroautophagy by altering the dynamics of lysosome and autophagosome fusion (Koga et al., 2010).