Sentence examples for exerted at several from inspiring English sources
However, we were unable to observe any activation of CD19 gene even after treatment with demethylating agents suggesting that gene regulation is exerted at several different levels or that the human CD19 gene is highly dependent also of other factors, not present in the neuroblastoma cells.
He had been strangely indecisive all afternoon, discomforted by the pressure England exerted at the breakdown.
The distal distraction was exerted at the distal phalanx.
Maximum action is exerted at S phase, but toxicity is usually exerted in G2 phase.
Several substrates for PKG have been identified (reviewed in Schlossmann & Hofmann, 2005) and many of its actions are exerted at the level of phosphatases, leading indirectly to increased or decreased levels of phosphorylation of effector proteins.
Though people from both groups of protesters exerted verbal hostility at several points throughout the night, a Phoenix police spokesman said no arrests had been made by the time crowds finally dispersed.
Sumatriptan exerts its effect at several sites in the migraine cascade.
Curcumin, retinoic acids, and n-3 PUFAs are considered to exert the effects at several cellular levels.
We have found that DHEA exerts antiglucocorticoid action at several levels in adipose tissue, including adipogenesis and basal glucose uptake.
After generating perturbation response matrices upon exerting an external force at several directions, we calculate the average of the total amount of displacement for residue j (i.e., mean square fluctuation) induced by perturbations placed on the rest of the residues in the chain, 4 where Aij is response fluctuation profile of residue j upon perturbation residue i.
For example, the tumour suppressor von Hippel-Lindau exerts its regulation on polarity at several levels: it is able to directly interact with aPKC and mediate its ubiquitination and subsequent degradation, and its interaction with the Par complex is involved in the regulation of polarised microtubule growth and formation of primary cilia.
