Sentence examples for course to exert from inspiring English sources
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.
"Statements about mass violations, these are of course hysteria and an attempt to exert unlawful moral pressure during the counting of votes," he said.
This is changing rapidly, of course, as corporations and governments seek to exert control over it.
Instead of allowing nature to take its course, some well-intentioned parents choose to exert control over a process and outcome that is not assured.
This is not a conspiratorial or unnatural course: every major digital platform has come to exert disproportional dominance over the industries that need it most – that's their goal.
Activist investors are known for using small stakes to exert pressure on managers to change course, but ECS takes the biscuit, with a holding worth just 0.0004% of Vodafone's £83 billion share capital.
As a practical man rather than a theorist, Adam never developed a strong enough style to exert a direct influence on the course of building design.
On the other hand, in non-expressing cells, chemotherapeutics have been shown first to induce P-gp expression and, second, to exert a selection of resistant cells during the course of chemotherapy [ 18- 21].
Of course, Mr. Bloomberg's real goal in limiting news conferences may be to exert a measure of control over journalists.
"With some works, I set up a basic foundation of possibility and let nature take its course... literally," he explains".That methodology came from experiences where trying to exert too much control was hindering the outcome of the work".
A time-course of IL-6-promoted STAT3 Tyr phosphorylation demonstrated that naringenin began to exert a significant inhibitory effect after approximately 3 h stimulation.
