Sentence examples for exerted close to from inspiring English sources
This effect could be exerted close to the start of transcription mediated by chromatin changes on the promoter.
Use the genito-urinary muscles to exert closing tension at the pee outlet.
He conceded that the EU is a "special kind of superpower," one that has yet to establish a unified military force that exerts itself even close to the same level as many of its individual members.
It has been shown that calcium hydroxide kills microorganisms by direct contact, and hence it should ideally occupy the canal space with maximal density and depth to the working length in order to permit its biological effects to be exerted in closest proximity to the appropriate tissues [ 8].
Whatever was intended, "Le Monde Vivant" comes off as a diverting (if eccentric) wisp of a movie that doesn't come close to exerting the primal force of something like Cocteau's "Beauty and the Beast".
But since the United States spends almost as much on its military as the rest of the world combined, no other government department comes close to exerting the commercial sway of the Pentagon.
Serotonin through 5-HT7 receptor seems to exert its auxiliary proliferative effect close to G1/S transition point and during the S phase.
Line charge exerts greater force when close to the line, but the force decreases inversely proportional to distance as you move away from the charge.
Therefore, we expect that when the density profile is steeper with the normalization coefficient fixed, the innermost radius where the lift force continues to be exerted on the grains slightly decreases close to R1 = 1.
How do people exert power over those who are close to them in ways that are unhealthy or even detrimental?
Such correlations have actually a self-regulating effect: If the velocity of dislocation motion near the source for some reason exceeds the velocity far away from the source, then the source will emit dislocations rapidly which pile up close to it and exert a back stress that shuts down the source.
