Sentence examples for continuously exerted from inspiring English sources

I have sometimes used the term lines of force so vaguely, as to leave the reader doubtful whether I intended it as a merely representative idea of the forces, or as the description of the path along which the power was continuously exerted.

Consequently, drastic reduction of the systemic side effect is observed, while the macromolecular drugs will continuously exert antitumor activity.

However, the climbing fibre input continuously exerts an activity-dependent repression on parallel fibre synapses, thus confining them to the distal Purkinje cell dendritic domain.

Vice versa, an environmental toxicant that inhibits a cellular pathway may need to do this continuously to exert developmental effects, i.e., an average toxic concentration (AUC) needs to be maintained to result in an average long-term inhibition.

Inhibitory action of TpT occurred at 72 h and was exerted continuously thereafter (P < 0.001 with Student's t-test).

However, the possibility of introducing a therapeutic protein into some targeted structures, where it would be continuously synthesised and exert its biological effect in the near vicinity of, or inside the cells, might avoid some drawbacks of "classical" drugs.

This study details the comprehensive genomic organization of mGBPs and suggests that a continuously changing microbial environment has exerted evolutionary pressure on this gene family leading to multiple gene amplifications.

The fall of Bank rate on Thursday by another half per cent is an outward and visible sign that the dramatic and precipitous slump of the last three weeks in Wall Street has definitely relieved the pressure on the world's money markets which the New York situation has been exerting so continuously for the last two years.

Memory, however, exerted a pull.

And power recklessly exerted has consequences.

Economic opportunity also exerted a strong pull.