Sentence examples for exert natural from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, biotic interactions may exert natural selection in a manner that depends upon the abiotic context, for example, saline soils can modulate disease pressure in tomato [ 57].

Furthermore, we argue that the selective effects of antibiotic use on these organisms are poorly understood, and we make specific suggestions for studies that could improve understanding of the mechanisms by which antibiotics exert natural selection on these organisms.

This pressure gradient is physiological and it exerts natural effects on every particle flow across the membrane.

The development of new therapeutic approaches that aim to help the body exert its natural mechanisms for vascularized tissue growth (therapeutic angiogenesis) has become one of the most active areas of tissue engineering.

If the shunt side operates strictly in a constant midpoint voltage mode, then the UPFC can exert a natural influence only on the synchronous torque coefficient of the mode.

Pathogens can exert strong natural selection on their hosts.

"Her smile exerts its natural evocative powers in him and breathes a vitality into him," he wrote.

Dr. Bruce T. Lahn and fellow geneticists at the University of Chicago have decoded the DNA sequence of the gene in apes, monkeys and people and have identified the changes caused by the pressure exerted by natural selection.

With a view at enhancing the heat transfer rates and/or reducing the size of cabinets, the influence that surface radiation exerts upon natural convection should be scrutinized.

This may significantly limit effects as a T-cell receptor (TCR) antagonist frequently exerted by natural HVR1-variants on HVR1-specific T-cell responses.

This allowed for the assessment of the rainfall potential erosion and its spatial distribution, highlighting that the surface erosion generated by the proposed rainfall simulator is limited, corresponding to the kinetic energy exerted by natural rainfall rates of no more than 10 mm/h.