Sentence examples for exerted against a from inspiring English sources

When physical force was exerted against a chordamesodermal explant with a glass needle at an angle similar to that created in the explant, or migrating chordamesodermal cells crawled beneath a silicone block, intracellular calcium elevation was frequent and cell polarization was induced.

Motor abilities are also influenced by strength, of which there are several kinds, including static strength (pressure measured in pounds exerted against an immovable object) and dynamic strength (moving the limbs with force).

Students in 11th grade were asked to calculate how much force a frog would exert against a river bank while leaping off.

And when it comes to strength, an isokinetic dynamometer calculates how much strength you can exert against a lever moving at a constant speed – this provides a better picture of how strength changes at different joint angles.

The pressure produced by the motion of the ship is exerted against one face of a diaphragm; that produced by the pump is exerted against the other.

After contact, the AFM tip exerted a force against the cell that was proportional to the deflection of the cantilever.

Subjects (N = 15) exerted a sinusoidal LF pattern against an externally fixed instrumented handle at 5 different LF frequencies (0.67 3.33 Hz) and ranges (6 30 N).

In transgenic tobacco plants, expressing Anabaena Fld in a constitutive fashion, this protein has exerted a notable protection against photo-oxidative and hydric stresses [18].

Several studies have also shown that flavonoids exerted antiviral activities against a number of common viruses including hepatitis B, herpes simplex viruses, human cytomegalovirus and few others [ 22- 25].

In vitro, XR11576 exerted antitumour activity against a variety of murine and human tumour cell lines, including rapidly proliferating murine leukaemias and human colon, breast, ovarian and lung carcinoma cell lines.

These results revealed that OEO exerted a protective effect against diquat-induced oxidative injury in intestine of rats.