Sentence examples for exert yet from inspiring English sources

MSC appear to exert yet another pertinent function, namely maintaining blood vessel integrity [ 2,3 ].

That means Russia's external- financing requirement will grow sharply, exerting yet more pressure on the ruble.

Button Factory, Dublin, Tue; Brudenell Social, Leeds, Wed; Electric Ballroom, NW1, Thu; ATP, Pontins, Prestatyn, Fri JA Andy Sheppard never looks like a man in a hurry to exert himself, yet the varied eloquence of the saxophonist's music constantly testifies to coolly camouflaged dedication and the shrewd deployment of a unique imagination.

In this two-factor model, active maternal care and environmental stress (as induced, e.g., by long maternal separations or maternal food restriction) exert independent, yet opposing, effects on HPA reactivity and fearfulness in the offspring.

As the medial PFC is involved in set shifting [17], conflict resolution [3], tracking errors [18], and developing stimulus-outcome associations [19], and its task-related neural responses often occur as phasic bursts [20], [21] it is likely to exert brief yet strong influence on the NA during decision making.

Nevertheless, here-to-fore unrecognized miR-16 targets may exert distinct, yet crucial functions during cell differentiation.

Thus, strong support exists for a model in mammalian cells in which transcriptional control is performed by regulators that exert broad, yet highly coordinated effects on gene expression (Wunderlich and Mirny, 2009; Spitz and Furlong, 2012).

The unfortunate cow died within minutes, and the fishermen exerted themselves yet again to heave the carcass back into the ocean.

Palin, in the site's articles and videos, sometimes speaks of the President in familiar, if not friendly, terms — his Administration is "Team O" — as if they were old sparring partners, longtime rivals who have exerted different, yet roughly equal, influence on American history.

Amphetamine exerts analogous, yet less pronounced, effects on serotonin as on dopamine and norepinephrine.

cAMP is the prototypical second messenger which impacts on almost every aspect of cell activity and exerts myriad yet specific effects on cell functions [53].