Sentence examples for exerted on individual from inspiring English sources

Sensors measure the pressures exerted on individual notes.

Forces exerted on individual cells might play a role as well.

We suggest that the stretching is caused by microtubule forces exerted on individual kinetochores being pulled in two directions.

In contrast, on 35 kPa substrates, the forces as well as stresses exerted on individual cell cell junctions decreased with increasing minimal k of the junction.

Griffin maintains that it lies at the heart of process theism's answer to the problem of evil that God's power is exerted on individuals rather than aggregates (Griffin 1991, 104).

It has been claimed that neighbourhood income has an impact above and beyond the effect that personal income itself exerts on individual health [ 8, 30, 31].

Stress is a slippery concept with several meanings (5), the two main ones being 1) some form of objective pressure exerted on an individual, a meaning similar to epidemiologic exposures; and, alternatively, 2) a subjective internal experience, a sense of being unable to fulfill roles, of feeling anxious or depressed.

There are two major determinants of human sexual behaviour: the inherited sexual response patterns that have evolved as a means of ensuring reproduction and that are a part of each individual's genetic inheritance, and the degree of restraint or other types of influence exerted on the individual by society in the expression of his sexuality.

The dispersion in the interlayer spacing is believed to result from differing external pressures exerted on the individual nanometer-sized graphitic membranes during formation of the onions.

The main objective is to study the behavior of the pile group under the liquefaction-induced lateral spreading and the liquefied soil pressure exerted on the individual pile in the pile group.

According to previous literatures, the feeling of obligation to remain with an organization may result from familial or cultural socialization which is explained by the internalization of normative pressures exerted on an individual prior to entry into the organization, or it could be the result of organizational socialization that follows entry [ 20].