Sentence examples for exert broad from inspiring English sources

Only a small percentage of Muslim students attend madrasas in India, yet scholars say these theological schools exert broad influence on Muslim society.

CNL has no plans to exert broad, cookie-cutter development plans across its resorts but expects skiers to feel its influence indirectly, particularly in capital improvements that previous owners might otherwise have had trouble financing, said Steve Rice, a one-time ski patroller at Stowe who oversees the portfolio that includes the ski areas.

Natural melanocortin peptides exert broad effects on the host and they have remarkable therapeutic potential.

Mucosal tissues express a number of antimicrobial peptides and proteins that exert broad spectrum activity against fungi, bacteria, and viruses such as HIV-1 [1]–[3].

These genetic markers may lead to reduced expression of the PSD95 in the brain, and exert broad and diverse influence on the pathogenesis of schizophrenia.

The progenitor marker gp240, also known as HMW-MAA/NG2/MPG/MCSP, has emerged as a potential target for cancer therapy due to its pro-survival, growth and invasion signaling in several cancers types that exert broad resistance profiles against chemotherapy [7] [10].

Therefore, Fukuyama proposes "a new agency to oversee the approval of new medicines, procedures and technologies for human health," which would exert broader control than current regulation, by including "other societal voices that are prepared to make judgments about the technology's social and ethical implications".

However, Escherichia coli group II capsular polysaccharide was characterized to exert broad-spectrum biofilm inhibition activity.

Thus, fasudil might exert broader and more potent Rho-kinase inhibition and other actions upon the pulmonary vascular tone of bulls.

CYP450s are highly conserved across species implying that, in addition to their function in the metabolism of xenobiotics, these enzymes possibly exert broader physiological functions [ 6].

This finding mirrors the quiescent phenotype of vaccine-induced T cells observed in the circulation that could produce IFN-γ when encountering the relevant TA but cannot exert broader effector functions.