Sentence examples similar to exert to define from inspiring English sources
By so doing, they are exerting power and control by attempting to define the "other".
Our aim is to define those features, which exert the dominating influence on the dynamic behaviour of the pathway in the model for evaluation by biological experiment.
In vivo studies are still necessary to define the concentrations that could exert biological effects.
To define whether NO was then sufficient to exert this effect, INS-1 cells were treated with the NO donor, SNAP (S-nitroso- N-acetyl d,l-penicillamine).
Hence, it is of considerable relevance to define a drug's requirement for functional p53 to exert its antitumoural activity.
"How to define atrocities.
However the variation in the initial sample mass and the particle size does not seem to exert a defined influence in the yield of the different phases.
The upheaval has given competing Islamist movements a chance to exert influence and define themselves locally and on the world stage.
The use of protocols to guide tasks appropriate for nurse-delegation in primary care is known [ 7]; the present study suggests that GPs also used protocols and guidelines to exert control through defining occupational boundaries.
The observation that Δ40p53 may exert, in defined condition and cell context, a positive effect on p53 transcriptional activity, may account for some of the biological characteristics of animal models expressing this isoform.
