Sentence examples for exert access from inspiring English sources

Small data providers, for example, curators of Locus Specific Databases for a small number of genes, have fewer opportunities to exert access control and simply rely on database copyright protection [ 31].

What control can consumers exert over access to their data, and what are the consequences?

Ciarlo describes the inspiration behind the site as stemming from a conceptual expansion of already existing situations where ISPs exert control over access.

This action by Comcast threatens the open Internet and is a clear abuse of the dominant control that Comcast exerts in broadband access markets as the nation's largest cable provider.

This expansion, and particularly the internationalization of interest group activity, will produce some homogenization in the organization of interests and the techniques they use to gain access and exert influence.

The widespread availability of neurotechnology applications will provide multiple opportunities for individuals to access and exert control over their brain-activity, hence resulting in a number of potentially beneficial activities such as self-monitoring, neuro-enhancement, and brain-controlled computer use.

Extensive mannosylation of the two proteins could also exert steric hindrance toward the access of the large IgM to the β-glucan epitope.

Guendelman et al also concluded that non-financial barriers may exert an important effect on access for immigrants.

Even a single large residue whose side chain can project into the interior of the tunnel can exert efficient control over the access pathway.

The two main issues he sees in bitcoin are in environmental impact and the instability that arises from the few bitcoin miners with the cheapest access to electricity exerting outsized influence.

This is difficult to reconcile with the previous hypothesis that Snf4 exerts its regulation by limiting access of the phosphatases to Thr210 (Mayer et al., 2011).