Sentence examples for exert large from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murphy said directors often feel uncomfortable bringing the succession issue up with chief executives — who in many cases exert large influence over boards, sometimes as chairman.

The size of arches is limited only by economy; large arches exert large thrusts, and they are hard to buttress and to build.

Hence, the focus is being shifted to rare variants common disease (RV-CD) hypothesis, surmising that rare variants exert large effect sizes on the phenotype.

The hydrological conditions encountered are likely to exert large and variable influences on the transport and transformations of nitrogen in this part of the landscape.

The active control devices to exert large control forces are only allowed in the new building and the damper links between two buildings are limited to be minimum.

Block and tackle, combination of a flexible rope, or cable, and pulleys commonly used to augment pulling force; it can be used to lift heavy weights or to exert large forces in any direction.

Indeed we expect lamellipodia to exert larger forces, possibly up to hundreds of pN, as in migrating epithelial cells[37].

We also noted a trend for less common genetic variants to exert larger effects when expressed in terms of the standardized mean difference but not in terms of the variance (Fig.  3).

Attempts to model this phenomenon have indicated that while the number of traits affected by any one gene is likely to be small, those genes associated with higher levels of pleiotropy are likely to exert larger effects (55).

Meta-regression analysis showed than exercise interventions performed for more than 28 weeks, nearly 3 sessions per week and lasting 40 minutes per session exert larger effects that low-volume exercise interventions.

This proof-of-principle study tested monogenic traits for which single genes exerted large effects.