Sentence examples for exert an active from inspiring English sources
This means that remittance recipients exert an active role as non-state providers of public goods, which very likely increases respondents' autonomy with respect to the expected tasks that the state should carry out.
The formation of these apical stress fibers (ASFs) correlated with significant reduction in nuclear height and was found to exert an active compressive load on the nucleus via direct contact with mature focal adhesion sites.
Previous studies have proved that various stimuli can exert an active role on the committed differentiation of dental stem cells via NF- κB pathway [ 28].
One possibility is that the E3-defective Peli1 may exert an active role by binding to, and modulate the function of, other Peli family members.
The snail then apparently takes advantage of the blood pressure of the fish to ingest its meal, congruently with the thin structure of the proboscis that is unlikely to exert an active suction [ 15].
In a wound healing model, neutrophils exert an active anti-inflammatory action in vivo via inhibiting tissue TNFα and IL1β synthesis, through generation of an unknown factor of less than 3 kDa, but this factor has not been identified.
It is well known that AMPK exerts an active role in autophagy by inhibiting mTORC1, the major regulator of protein synthesis and cell growth.
In conclusion, this study reports for the first time the antiviral activity exerted by an active fraction obtained from A. bogotensis on rotavirus and astrovirus infection in vitro.
However, our data could be reconciled with this observation if long-range force transmission is an active process: forces exerted on a cell activate signaling pathways and contractile machineries that are responsible for transducing force to neighboring cells.
Therefore, Rab14 targeting to the inclusion is an active mechanism exerted by the bacteria for the remodeling of their intracellular niche.
G1/S progression is strongly regulated by Cyclin D1 that exerts its function via forming an active complex with its CDK major catalytic partners (CDK4/6) [ 29].
