Sentence examples for exert a weaker from inspiring English sources

In essence, the larger context within which lower-level processes are nested generally exerts a stronger downward influence, while the lower-level variables generally exert a weaker upward influence (Hitt et al., 2007).

These high-elevation areas on Titan apparently have roots large enough to displace a lot of water under them, meaning they exert a weaker gravitational pull.

In contrast, because RNA polymerases bind dNTPs weakly and their cellular concentration is low, dNTPs would exert a weaker impact on RNA polymerization.

As the article notes, gas prices do seem to exert a weak influence on voting behavior.

But Fresnel realized that any such medium could, in effect, exert a weak pull on light and change its speed by moving, too.

The genetic analysis using TagSNPs in the five genes included in the adiponutrin gene family revealed that some variants within these genes exert a weak but significant effect on obesity in children and adolescents.

We also show that these drugs exert a weak selective pressure for resistance because they create only a weak correlation between drug resistance and cell fitness.

Conversely, PFI-1 exerted a weaker effect than the other two compounds (49% and 75% for Myogenic and Fusion Indices respectively, both P < 0.001).

Propionic acid degradation is largely inhibited during periods of high activity of the butyric acid-converting bacteria, whereas acetic acid exerts a weaker influence on the conversion of propionic acid [59].

As previously described by Mehlotra et al. [9], we did not observe a strong reduction of heterozygosity in the CQ resistant parasite population, underlining that drug pressure from CQ treatment exerts a weaker selection on Pfmdr-1 than on Pfcrt.

Moreover, we found that the ε2 allele was a dose-response protective factor for AD and the ε3 allele exerted a weaker dose-response protective effect for risk of AD compared with ε2.