Sentence examples for effect exerted from inspiring English sources
Under these conditions the effect exerted by In is still a matter of discussion.
Indeed, in all cases, the chemoattractive effect exerted by meningeal cells was significantly reduced (Fig. 5d), suggesting that the two signalling mechanisms may run parallel.
This indicates the dramatic effect exerted by the SN modulator on the passivation of defects in the crystal lattice and at interfaces and hence the improvement of electronic quality of the perovskite film.
As the rotation speed approached this value, the torque necessary for capture into a resonance would have become very small, and the effect exerted by the Earth might then be sufficient.
The maneuver was necessary because there is drag or an aerobraking effect exerted on the spacecraft during periapsis (lowest altitude), when MAVEN enters a more dense region of the Martian atmosphere, which can reduce the orbital period.
The effect exerted by the processing rate may be explained as follows.
CSD participates in this dysregulation by antagonizing the suppressive effect exerted by NRM on the responses of trigeminal neurons.
This scuttles biosynthesis of mycolic acids and forms the basis for the anti-mycobacterial effect exerted by these compounds.
In the water suppression sequence, we emphasise the expansive effect exerted by the mass (red arrow) (c).
These results confirmed that the toxicity effect exerted on the phenol-acclimated activated sludge by o-cresol and m-cresol was about the same.
The preservative effect exerted by LAB is mainly due to the production of organic acids (such as lactic acid) which result in lowered pHs ([Daeschel 1989]).
