Sentence examples for exert an even from inspiring English sources
She had considered other devices inflatable suits, which could exert an even pressure all over the body but the squeeze chute, in its simplicity, was quite irresistible.
As Tengo got older, the forest of story began to exert an even stronger pull on his heart than the world of math.
She had considered other devices — inflatable suits, which could exert an even pressure all over the body — but the squeeze chute, in its simplicity, was quite irresistible.
In fact, NCDs such as diabetes mellitus are expected exert an even greater burden in SSA over the next two decades [ 14].
Furthermore, heightened anticipatory signals in the VS and anterior cingulate during reward trials may contribute to enhanced signal in the putative FEF, which in turn could exert an even greater top-down influence on saccade-related neurons in caudate and superior colliculus (Ding and Hikosaka 2006; Hikosaka et al. 2006).
According to our results, TNF-α might exert an even greater and faster influence on metabolic processes than IL-6 because, in addition to its previously reported correlation with IR, it is also correlated with central adiposity and lipid profiles [ 31].
This time his absence exerted an even more powerful effect, and not just on the man himself.
The interaction "group membership*tinnitus" proved not to be significant (p = 0.60) indicating that claiming oneself as electromagnetic hypersensitive and suffering from tinnitus are independent risk factors for sleep disturbances with electromagnetic hypersensitivity exerting an even greater influence on sleep quality than tinnitus (table 3).
Controversy also abounds around allogeneic stem cell transplantation [ 73], which exerts an even higher toxic profile than ASCT [ 61].
Can the dim colonial past exert a tug even on the hardheaded policy makers in the Bush administration?
Our findings suggest that crowding exerts an influence even at the earliest stages of cortical processing (V1), consistent with the fact that crowding-induced changes in appearance are strong enough to evoke the tilt aftereffect [ 3].
