Sentence examples for effectively exerting from inspiring English sources

Thus, the NPs entering into cells could play the role of a drug storehouse, effectively exerting their pharmacological and biological effects.

The pharmacological mediator of RNAi, short interfering RNA (siRNA), however, has faced significant obstacles in reaching its target site and effectively exerting its silencing activity.

On the contrary, when performing the multiplicative model, we underlined that the observed HR was different from the expected HR (RMR = 1.61 [1.49–1.74]) and thus that gender effectively exerted an effect on mortality in ESRD.

We design a therapeutic schedule of atorvastatin plus gefitinib, which could effectively exert a cytotoxic effect on the KRAS mutant NSCLC tumors under various conditions and more substantially prolong the survival rate in preclinical study.

As we noted in another context, '[state] regulation can be as effectively exerted through an award of damages as through some form of preventive relief.

Taken together, these findings reveal that puerarin effectively exerts the hypoglycemic and hypolipemic roles, which its potential anti-diabetic activity is associated with elevating insulin expression and maintaining metabolic homoeostasis in STZ-diabetogenic mice.

He promulgated his principle in a paper published in 1796; and, four years later, convinced that drugs in small doses effectively exerted their curative powers, he advanced his doctrine of their "potentization of dynamization". His chief work, Organon der rationellen Heilkunst (1810; "Organon of Rational Medicine"), contains an exposition of his system, which he called Homöopathie, or homeopathy.

Questions remain as to whether and how the UAE will effectively exert its influence amid the prolonged conflict.

Rochon says the company "effectively exerted control over the entire factory through their very strong presence there," and knew or should have known the workers were in danger.

Thus, IVC could effectively exert a regulated impact on cell migration and invasion, but are hardly associated with cytotoxicity of the compound.

Short-term glucocorticoid treatment effectively abolished the catabolic effects exerted by the combination of pro-inflammatory cytokines and mechanical injury: dexamethasone prevented proteoglycan degradation and restored biosynthesis.