Sentence examples for exerted before the from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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

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.

This is another way in which the Trump insiders are already exerting influence before the Cabinet officials can get their boots on.

The langue d'oïl had a tradition of dance and spinning songs before the troubadours exerted by the mid-12th century an influence encouraged by, among others, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Guilhelm IX's granddaughter and queen of France and later England (as the wife of Henry II).

These variables include the force exerted during the preload phase before the HVLA thrust, the loading rate, and peak force.

Barely five minutes had elapsed before pressure was being exerted in the Tigers' 22, allowing Pienaar and Pedrie Wannenburg to work Trimble over in the right corner.

These results indicate that high PUN concentrations in lactating dairy cows decrease embryo viability through effects exerted on the oocyte or embryo before recovery from the uterus 7 days after insemination.