Sentence examples for exert its impact from inspiring English sources
If CD does enter the brain, it presumably could exert its impact on cholesterol and GSL accumulation by acting at the plasmalemma of brain cells or after being internalized.
Upon release copper would subsequently exert its impact on different molecular pathways leading to senescence and finally to cell death.
The present study included patients with different diagnoses in order to explore, whether stress load would exert its impact on psychopathology beyond diagnostic boundaries.
They present "six psychosocial mechanisms that can explain how an intervention can exert its impact on individuals and workgroups: diffusion, sharing, identifying, comparing, influencing and learning" [ 36].
An important asset of biological control of cyanobacteria blooms resides in the fact that the controlling agent through its population growth may exert its impact throughout larger water bodies and for longer periods of time.
How the nonlocal effect exerts its impact on nonlinear dynamics, in particular, the bifurcation and chaos, of nanostructures deserves further investigation.
Furthermore, the research uncovers the mechanisms through which BPC exerts its impact and identifies customer-, product-, and brand strategy related boundaries of the effect.
However, unexpectedly, we observed that respiration decreased considerably in the light compared to the dark as the availability of organic carbon became limiting, indicating that PR exerted its impact only when cells became carbon limited.
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Moreover, we observed that noradrenergic circuit formation in hypothalamus and A1/C2 nuclei of brain stem were also rescued in the Blbp- cre, Phox2b∆8 mice, suggesting that PHOX2B∆8 generally exerts its impact on noradrenergic neuron development at an early stage.
These findings provide a better understanding of the mechanism by which IL-11 exerts its impact on osteoclast biology, and also suggest a new concept that breast cancer may also promote osteoclast formation by targeting osteoclast progenitor cells.
