Sentence examples for exerted before from inspiring English sources

Caution should be exerted before dismissing as asymptomatic patients with mild hyponatremia since a meticulous examination will in fact almost always unmask subtle neurocognitive deficiencies.

The electric field may be thought of as the force per unit positive charge that would be exerted before the field is disturbed by the presence of the test charge.

However, a prolonged post-market pressure was exerted before this was included in the thalidomide drug information too.

The mice were then gently pulled across the metal mesh bar, and maximum force (g) exerted before the mice released their grip was recorded.

At this time, however, caution should be exerted before any of the herbal medicines that exhibited neurotoxic effects in vitro can be recommended for safe long-term use as in humans.

This paper develops a method to predict the force that a boom can exert before blossoming occurs by using the strain energy stored in the coiled boom and in the compression springs.

The "Twenty Years Ago Today" column of the Herald Tribune, which provides a capsule immortality for those judicious enough to have exerted themselves two decades before, has been studded for some time now with Duveen tidbits, such as: February 19 , 1926

In our experiments, the magnet exerted its influence before and during the entire seizure; therefore, a stronger effect could be expected, and it appears to have occurred.

Seeking to link Rome's future with its glorious past, his works exerted great influence before and after the founding of the Roman Empire (27 bc).

Ryan Donaldson and substitute Liam Hughes had shots blocked as the visitors exerted some pressure before Adams almost struck a third for Bury.

Another substitute, Luke Moore, and Michu had shots blocked in the area as they finally exerted some pressure, before Steele produced a wonderful save to tip De Guzman's free-kick onto the bar.