Sentence examples for exert longer from inspiring English sources

Juvéderm™ Ultra Plus was shown to exert longer lasting clinical results than Juvéderm™ Ultra.

The more economical supportive regimen, G-CSF 300  μg, Q1D × 3, starting on day 7 is expected to exert longer neutropenia.

Of course regional segregation is likely less marked in the allergic asthma model for which important DC recruitment was observed in the vicinity of the alveoli, likely originating from monocytes (Jakubzick et al., 2008), where they exert longer transepithelial dendrites formation toward airways (Thornton et al., 2012).

The LXs are subjected to rapid enzymatic breakdown, but ATLs are more resistant to degradation and thus can exert longer-lasting effects.

Future work should address whether the glucokinase/KATP channel machinery exerts longer-term effects on L cells or enables modulation of GLP-1 secretion by neurohormonal or alternative nutritional stimuli.

They also found that physicians exerted both longer and more angled episiotomies than midwives.

This result suggests that the increased glucose levels during the period of OHA withdrawal exerted a longer lasting glucotoxic effect on the β-cell.

Mr. Zakayev denied that, but his remarks suggested that the leaders of the rebellion might no longer exert control over its most prominent commanders.

It's also clear that new technologies are pushing these boundaries to places where the government can no longer exert control.

However charming, outdoor screenings, much like those ubiquitously pulsing, glowing cellphones, suggest that movies and moviegoing no longer exert the hold over the audience that they once did.

We hypothesized that such benefits may only emerge when final testing is delayed, because misleading information will no longer exert influence on memory.