Sentence examples for exert a further from inspiring English sources

Economists at Goldman Sachs said recently this flow of money could exert a further downward pressure on the yield offered by the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which has dropped to 1.7 percent from around 5 percent before the crisis.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is an endocrine disorder associated with metabolic dysfunction and changes in cardiovascular risk markers, and using oral contraceptives (OCs) may exert a further negative effect on these alterations in patients with PCOS.

Thus, our data linking Ack1 to neurotrophin signaling together with the observation that its expression is regulated by neuronal activity suggest that Ack1 may exert a further potential role in synaptogenesis and synaptic plasticity events that would be addressed in future work.

While in France in 1905, he worked with the Fauvist painter Henri Matisse, whose flat areas of vibrant colour exerted a further influence on his work.

Furthermore, these data indicate that Y2 receptors on NPY neurons are indirectly involved in the regulation of POMC mRNA levels in the Arc, thereby exerting a further influence on energy balance.

Additionally, we discovered that FoxO3a-mediated upregulation of PTEN exerted a further inhibitory effect on the AKT survival pathway.

Notably, mTOR exerts a further restriction on autophagy by indirectly inhibiting ULK1 activity and stability (Nazio et al, 2013).

Indeed, the conditions of plaque bleeding and hypoxia are accompanied by increased levels of the Lcn2/MMP-9 complex; since the complexed form also acts to protect the MMP-9 protein from degradation, it is more capable of exerting a further effect (both in its beneficial and detrimental manners) on the surrounding tissue.

These studies extend the range of experimental models of tissue and organ injury in which BCL2 BH4-domain proteins exert a protective effect, further highlighting their novel and potent extracellular activity.

Further, vacant receptors exert a low level of constitutive cAMP signalling, which is tightly controlled by PDE4 activity; activation of RXFP1 with sub-picomolar concentrations of relaxin drives further cAMP production by AC2, overcoming the tonic regulation exerted by PDE4.

We expect L to provide a good approximation of the full network, as genes further away will exert a diminishing influence on the inference of the FG.