Sentence examples for exert up to from inspiring English sources

"But teeth grinders, especially at night without restraint, can exert up to as much as 200 pounds per square inch on their teeth".

The rides reach a top speed of 50 mph and exert up to four times the force of gravity.

The growing fruit body is able to exert up to 1.33 kN/m2 of pressure a force sufficient to push up through asphalt.

While 'Saltie' can reach up to 23 feet, weigh 1.1 U.S. tons, sport from 3,000 to 8,000 teeth over its lifetime and exert up to 5,000 pounds of jaw pressure per square inch, 50 times that of a human, the dragon barely measures 10 feet, weighs between about 200 and 300 pounds, and has no such magnificent arsenal of replacement teeth.

Historical knowledge can help in this task, by discovering the previous dynamics of current woodlands and providing a guidance to differentiate the scarce oldest forests from the ones that are younger as a result of the overuse exerted up to mid-20th century, and from many others that have regrown since the 1950s in abandoned steep lands.

In contrast, lamellipodia exert forces of 20 pN or more lasting less than 1 s to approximately 30 s. Treatment of growth cones with the selective myosin light chain kinase (MLC K inhibitor ML-7[23] or the microtubule depolymerizing agent nocodazole[24] drastically reduced the motion and force exerted by lamellipodia, while filopodia continued to move and exert forces up to 3 pN.

The premise behind is that cattle can exert pressure up to 0.2 MPa (Mega Pascal), which is significantly greater than the pressure exerted on the soil surface by tractors, which can vary from 0.03 to 0.15 MPa, and this may lead to soil compaction; which in turn could increase BD (Proffitt et al. 1993).

However, studies have shown that defucosylated antibodies exert an up to 100-fold improved antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC) (Shields et al. 2002) and defucosylated glycans are therefore desired for therapeutics that rely on this effect.

Misaki's favourite hobby was to exert labour up to her limit, sometimes crossing it gave her much more pleasure.

The coordination geometries are rich and varied due to the stereochemical influence exerted by up to two lone pairs of electrons and the penchant of tellurium to increase its coordination number by forming secondary Te⋯X interactions, where X = sulphur, halide, tellurium, oxygen, and, in one case, a π system defined by a four-membered TeS2C chelate.

We found that a single filopodium exerts a force not exceeding 3 pN, whereas lamellipodia can exert a force up to 20 pN.