Sentence examples for exert a direct from inspiring English sources

The shutdown will most likely exert a direct drag on the economy in the fourth quarter.

"A nuclear test will probably exert a direct or indirect impact on volcanic activity at the mountain and this is worrisome".

When more than one cell type is found within a single endocrine gland, the hormones secreted by one cell type may exert a direct modulating effect upon the secretions of the other cell types.

Living conditions in this setting exert a direct impact on health and self-care.

These research streams help illustrate that information asymmetries exert a direct but ambiguous influence on innovation and R&D.

Considerable evidence exists supporting the notion that botulinum toxin type A (BoNT/A) can exert a direct analgesic effect in addition to its myorelaxant effect.

Supporting data from histological and TEM examinations of these tissues are needed to elucidate whether AgNano or rather silver ions exert a direct action.

For the coach, unable to exert a direct influence on the pitch, it is time to mutate into an unbreakable amalgam of tactician, psychologist, analyst and leader.

Instruments that are part of the engineering approach create conditions for variables in the emergent approach, which in turn also exert a direct influence on knowledge sharing.

Our results support previous suggestions that artificial ventilation can exert a direct influence on the IAP due to increased intrathoracic pressures that are then transmitted to the abdomen [1, 2, 7].

A consistent number of studies have demonstrated that gliadin contains peptides, particular mapping the NH2-terminal part of α-gliadin, able to stimulate innate immuno-competent cells, or even to exert a direct cellular toxicity [17].