Sentence examples for exert an equal from inspiring English sources
It won't be long before websites like VBS exert an equal amount of influence over television trends as their terrestrial competition.
A recent report found that all KRAS mutations did not exert an equal effect on tumor cells [42].
A possible limitation of our study was that all close contacts with varicella patients were assumed to exert an equal 'average' boosting effect on the exposed individual.
Both the Portex Soft Seal and Lotrach cuffs exert an equal and safe TWP when inflated to their recommended working pressures.
The foot and ground exert an equal and opposite force on one another, the "ground reaction force" (GRF) (Novacheck 1998), which is associated with the movement of the center of the mass of the individual (Galbrait and Barton 1970).
Mathematically, the BCPT and MORE data support the intriguing possibility that tamoxifen could exert an equal 60% risk reduction on ER- and ER+ tumor development, if there was an obligate transformation of approximately 20% of emerging tumors from ER+ to ER- during tumorigenesis.
While Ms. Dunaway's face may embody a classical ideal, Mrs. Mulwray's character -- both weak and strong, transparent and opaque -- exerts an equal pull.
If the line of motion and the axis of the magnet lie in a plane, the magnet exerts a force on the particle perpendicular to the plane while the magnetic field of the moving particle exerts an equal and opposite force on the magnet.
The majority of expression noise therefore exerts an equal influence on both transgenes, maintaining a similar ratio of light to heavy chain transcription despite considerable cell-to-cell variation in the expression of each chain.
