Sentence examples for course exerted from inspiring English sources
Our data indicated that long-term probiotic therapy, but not short-term course, exerted beneficial effects on the restoration of the intestinal microbiota, the recovery of the tissue architecture, and attenuation of systemic inflammation.
Of course, nothing lasting can occur without the US and other world powers switching course, exerting pressure on the Israeli government to end its blockade and negotiate with Hamas.
On one hand, it feels like UKIP have, to an extent, run their course: they exerted everything in the election, their biggest shot at relevance for the next five years barring the (admittedly nailed-on) European referendum.
This may be short time course to exert preconditioning effect on oxidative stress similar to that induced in hepatic and renal I/R injury in which T3 administration was 36 hr and 48 hr respectively prior to ischemia induction [ 67, 68] and this may give suggestion for plane future in studying DITPA in I/R model.
Of course, the control exerted by Sigma-54 should not be viewed as an isolated process or acting at the level of transcription alone.
Early twentieth-century German-speaking philosophy exerted of course a powerful and lasting influence on philosophy in many other countries, notably in the Anglo-American world.
Of course, caution should be exerted in interpreting results of this study as, like limitations in any other cross-sectional studies, a causal relationship between the associated factors and the anxiety symptoms could not be ascertained at this stage.
Neutralization of IFN-γ with antibodies early in the course of disease exerts a suppressive effect, whereas anti-IFN-γ treatment late in disease enhances arthritis [ 41].
Not exclusively, of course, but the monochromatic examples exerted a considerable pull.
The travails of a very good team said everything about the control the two midfield generals exerted on the course of the evening.
This promise has exerted revolutionary effects in the course of church history.
