Sentence examples for exerted by some from inspiring English sources

As pressure exerted by some Western countries against Iran has failed to bear results, we expect a positive and constructive approach regarding Iran's peaceful nuclear activities.

The dorsal pressures exerted by some shoe uppers on these anatomical points were measured for several subjects and used to establish the viability of the use of these animations in a virtual simulator for footwear.

In order to address concerns related to possible lower levels of effort exerted by some individuals in their senior year; the second set of columns of Table 6 repeats the analysis but uses changes between the freshman and junior year.

We observed the furrows just after isosurface reconstruction and they seem to result from the pressure exerted by some organelles onto the turgid vacuole.

The control exerted by BRG1 on some of these processes is related to its involvement in regulating hormone-responsive promoters.

Indeed, the inflammatory actions exerted by adipokines could explain some of the association between several rheumatic diseases and cardiovascular comorbidities [ 4].

That in fact is the core meaning of academic freedom — the right of the academy to make its own decisions about academic matters and to be free from the pressures exerted by outside constituencies, even when some members of those outside constituencies are themselves academics.

This might explain some of the protective effects exerted by leflunomide in RA and other cartilage-damaging diseases.

The antifungal activity exerted by phenolics and organic acids together may act on some microorganisms.

However, some target cells escape the immunosurveillance exerted by NK cells [ 2– 5].

Lipscy analyzes how influential global organizations like the U.N. Security Council and International Monetary Fund react, or, in some cases, don't react to pressures exerted by rising nations.