Sentence examples for exert a fine from inspiring English sources
Release of more than one GF at rates mimicking in vivo situation has become possible as well as to exert a fine control over GF spatial concentration by developing constructs with specific areas of bioactivities.
Ferritins, by buffering iron, exert a fine tuning of the quantity of metal required for metabolic purposes, and help plants to cope with adverse situations, the deleterious effects of which would be amplified if no system had evolved to take care of free reactive iron.
TcES appear to exert a fine modulatory activity upon host miRNAs since even when mir-146a and mir-155 have also been related to the LPS-induced response in DCs, only let-7i was affected by such antigens.
Later as city editor and editor he exerted a fine influence on the policies of the paper.
Moreover, E2 exerts a fine regulation on ERα and ERβ levels inducing the ligand-dependent reduction in the total ERα content and increasing ERβ levels.
Dan Parks was unable to exert much influence and disappointingly, a fine midfield run from Gavin Duffy came to nothing as the supporting McCarthy lacked support.
The goalkeeper atoned with a fine block and from that point the visitors exerted an increasing stranglehold on the contest.
This entertaining final turned inside two minutes just after half-time as City struck twice to finally exert their authority over Sunderland, who had dominated until that point and gave a fine performance throughout.
The expression level of mature miRNAs is the result of a fine mechanism of biogenesis, carried out by different enzymatic complexes that exert their function at transcriptional and post-transcriptional levels.
Thus, a fine regulation of β1-syntrophin protein levels is necessary for it to exert proper signaling and mechanical roles, allowing for the appropriate cell function.
Considering the polycistronic nature of Kinetoplastida transcription, a fine tuning of gene expression during cell cycle has to be exerted post-transcriptionally.
