Sentence examples for exert relevant from inspiring English sources

The provision of suspended pieces of hard wood modified the pigs' behaviors but did not exert relevant effects on fecal corticosteroid levels.

Our results indicate a novel mechanism through which atrazine may exert relevant biological effects in cancer cells.

Prophylactic treatment with low dose haloperidol in critically ill patients with a high risk of delirium likely appears to exert relevant beneficial effects.

In conclusion, the results of this study provide a proof of principle for future combinatorial approaches to melanoma therapy that may overcome intrinsic resistance to single agents and exert relevant effects on the tumor microenvironment.

The remaining four genes in this set also exert relevant functions in neuroprotection and brain homeostasis, some of them possibly linked to repairing cellular injuries in PD, as discussed below.

M., J.S., L.J., M.K., S.H., T.G., V.S ..** Additionally, a special cross-functional team was established to investigate whether or not the chemicals that were identified by the teams as having disruptive potential for key mechanisms/pathways in a particular domain might also have been shown in other research to exert relevant effects on mechanisms/pathways in other domains.

Dalbavancin did not exert a relevant effect on heart rate or PR or QRS intervals.

This chapter also covers microfluidic systems to exert physiologically relevant forces such as hemodynamic or interstitial shear forces to better match cell environments in living tissue.

Tβ4 has also been identified as a predominant transcript in intraepithelial lymphocytes (IEL) in the murine gut [16], in which it could exert a relevant anti-inflammatory effect by inhibiting neutrophilic infiltration [17].

Probably persistently elevated hepcidin levels are necessary to exert a relevant effect on Hb concentrations.

OBI is relatively frequent in HIV-infected patients, although it does not seem to exert a relevant clinical impact.