Sentence examples for exerted from a from inspiring English sources

Also, this complex gene expression demonstrates that the effects of SST would be exerted from a delicately regulated mechanism on a genome-wide scale.

Beyond that, I think the issue of moving the trial away from Korydallos was well argued, and the pressure exerted from all sides was felt by both the court and the Ministry.

A distracting force is exerted from one distraction point or between two and three distraction points to reproduce the opposite force produced by the impact that caused the fracture.

Second, a lot of gene control is exerted from the remote control regions such as enhancers and silencers.

Taken through the video again, Officer A said Dungay was "struggling [to breathe] because he was physically exerted from wrestling".

The current allegation that there could have been any pressure exerted from either the federal government or the ABC board to silence a professional journalist is alarming because it suggests we are forgetting essential principles of Australian democracy.

From the other hand, organic acids which are exerted from the worm body, act as plant growth inducers in such a way that they have positive role in seed germination, root growth and plant tissue consistency (Kale 1998).

Unsubtle pressure has been exerted from both sides, with US and Russian politicians publicly leaning on Thailand to make a decision in their favour.

Pressure had again been exerted from the usual quarters.

And, upon this understanding of the two powers, the legislative and executive authority has been exerted from the beginning.

On the other hand, no significant effect was exerted from vitamin C or vitamin E on motility and viability.