Sentence examples for essentially exert from inspiring English sources

It was introduced into the Ulster peace process in 1995 by John Major's government as a political brake to essentially exert British control.

What it essentially does is exert FCC authority over state wireless regulators and subject them to a set of new rules superseding their own.

In gas chromatography, the mobile phase is ordinarily a gas that exerts essentially no attractive force on the solutes at all.

Essentially, the pressure exerted downward served to counter the pressure coming up.

In previous studies, ASIC3 exerted essentially the same effects on ASIC1a when the two subunits were co-expressed in heterologous cells and in cultured dorsal root ganglia neurons (Benson et al. 2002; Hesselager et al. 2004; Xie et al. 2002).

Essentially, where should they exert federal clout, overwriting local law and markets?

Weight essentially constitutes the force exerted on matter by the gravitational attraction of the Earth, and so it varies from place to place.

Whereas C12K-3β10 exerted an essentially bactericidal effect, E. coli bacteria were killed faster than S. aureus (minutes versus hours).

Gas absorption employs a liquid of which the major components are essentially nonvolatile and which exerts a differential solvent effect on the components of the gas.

The fugacity of a component in a mixture is essentially the pressure that it exerts in the vapour phase when in equilibrium with the liquid mixture.

Astrocyte processes envelop essentially all synapses [ 27, 183] and exert essential functions in maintaining the fluid, ion, pH, and transmitter homeostasis of the synaptic interstitial fluid in a manner that is critical for healthy synaptic transmission (Fig.  2a).