Sentence examples for exert published from inspiring English sources

We are choosing the leader of the free world," Mr Bush said, according to an exert published by Reuters.

And another, not insignificant, step forward was taken last week when two teams published new ways to exert control of bacteria by tweaking their DNA in unnatural ways.

Prolonged application of a low dose of a cytokine could exert functional activity, as has been published for IL-2 [63].

Together, these results demonstrate that our highly potent HIV-1 specific shRNA sequences exert comparable efficacy as to the published sequences.

These results imply that whether the test follows the restriction of the guidelines on high school curriculum published by the MEXT exerts little impact on the test results.

It has been published that IL-10 exerts a paracrine negative feedback involving its own receptors [33].

Moreover, it has been published that interleukin-10 can exert antifibrotic effects after bleomycin instillation.

Cis-acting polymorphisms have been found to be extremely common in all studies published to date, and generally exert much stronger effects on gene expression than do trans-acting polymorphisms.

For instance, "Going Clear," a National Book Award finalist in the U.S., was never published in Britain because the church exerted pressure on the British publisher, which then dropped it on advice from its lawyers.

According to published guidelines, any extract that exerts potentially cytotoxic effects should have an IC50 less than 100 μg/mL [ 18].

Since a bestselling book published in 1983 argued that freemasons exert a malign influence in public life, people have tried to force freemasons to declare themselves.