Sentence examples for exerted not only from inspiring English sources
But in depicting the control she exerted, not only over his schedule but over more substantive decisions, the television movie makes some controversial claims.
It was concluded that significant effects were exerted not only by the operational parameters, but also by the nature of the liquid.
We demonstrate that phototoxic effects can be exerted not only on the illuminated cell, but also on fluorescently labeled neighboring cells.
The impacts of introducing ICES in current distribution networks can be analyzed at different scales due to the wide range of influence exerted not only at the local but also at regional and global levels.
The CD8+ iTSCM cells exerted not only stronger suppressive effects against the E.G7-OVA cell growth but also better survival rates of the mice in combination with the CD4+ iTSCM cells than alone or in combination with the CD4+ iTCM cells (Fig. 6c,d).
Therefore, the potential environmental risks of NPs are exerted not only from the NPs themselves, but also from the toxic contaminants adsorbed by them [4, 5].
Social interactions about travel may exert not only an informational influence, whereby beliefs are updated based on the experience of other individuals, but also a more subtle normative influence: conveying information about norms of behaviour within a particular social milieu.
The album is a testament to the wide influence the Chieftains, who have six Grammys and have made more than three dozen albums, continue to exert not only on contemporary folk music but on folk-inflected country and rock artists as well.
Time wrote that "in the 60s... his best work, with its inspired inconsequentiality, seemed to exert not only a period charm but charm, period".
It has been shown that statins exert not only anti-lipid, but also marked anti-inflammatory effects [ 9].
IFN-based treatment regimens are not suitable to answer these questions because IFN exerts not only antiviral, but also immune-modulatory function.
