Sentence examples for exert about from inspiring English sources

"Normally, we exert about 20 to 30 pounds per square inch on our back molars when we chew," Dr. Rawdin said.

The researchers estimate that the test will exert about 70percentt more force than necessary to shatter a composite panel, Mr. Hubbard said.

HepG2 cells are known to exert about 100-fold lover Cyp1A2 activity than pHHs (Westerink and Schoonen 2007).

However, understanding the forces exerted about this area and the concepts of the "pelvic vertebra," as well as zones of the lumbosacral region, and having the surgical skills and knowledge to use the newer surgical implants designed for this purpose, along with proper bone grafting techiques, have improved the surgeon's ability to both correct and stabilize this area of the spine.

At 15 degrees your head is exerting about 27 pounds of force on your neck; at 30 degrees it's 40 pounds.

They're all former Cabinet members, celebrated at the moment of their nominations, who exerted about as much influence as Biden did during Obama's victory run.

Lixisenatide is highly selective for the GLP-1 receptor and exerts about fourfold higher affinity for the GLP-1 receptor than native human GLP-1 (9).

In normoxia, bortezomib (5 n m) and carfilzomib (5 n m) exerted about 50% of killing (IC50) in tested cell lines.

At the pre-entry step, 10 μM dextran sulfate (positive control) exhibited 100% inhibition whereas 20.50-22.55 μM IPAD exerted about 50-60% inhibition against both HSV wild types and HSV-1 DRs. In contrast, ACV had little anti-HSV activity at the pre-entry step.

When two atoms combine into one molecule, the pressure it exerts is about half the pressure of the two particles it used to be.

The PHAS instrument [ 10] asked " How much have you moved about and exerted yourself physically in your leisure time in the last 12 months?