Sentence examples for exerted on its from inspiring English sources
The authors have also established the importance of Na+ spikes in the generation of LTD; in the presence of TTX, and when only one neuron was activated, the amount of the influence exerted on its neighbor did not change anymore, while the inbound coupling registered only a minor decrease.
This sensor is based on electro-mechanical film (EMFi) transducer which is able to detect force variations in a quasi-passive way and, besides, is a capacitor with variable capacitance depending on the static force exerted on its surface.
The ETL consists of a flexible spherical membrane that changes its radius depending on the pressure exerted on its outer zone by a voice-coil actuated ring.
At the microscale, when an alveolus collapses the traction forces exerted on its walls by adjacent expanded units increase and concentrate.
From the expression profiles, we were able to predict the activities of ten transcription factors over time, as well as the regulatory strength a given transcription factor exerted on its target genes using NCA.
Taking the above into consideration, as well as diverse social-economic impacts exerted on its populations, we considered that L. multiflorum deserves a status of 'Vulnerable' in the IUCN red list.
Detected from the minuscule amount of gravitational influence it exerts on its star, the planet lives a mere 20 light-years away in the constellation Libra.
Paxman's fascinating and amusing book is an inquiry into the continuing potency of an anachronism, and also into the largely voluntary thralldom it continues to exert on its "subjects".
It may also have been a response to a noxious psychological pressure, one that such music, when uncritically celebrated, might continue to exert on its listeners.
IN the end, North Korea's current game of brinksmanship may hinge on this: How much pressure will China exert on its neighbor to set aside its nuclear ambitions?
What is new is the pressure that De Beers is exerting on its customers -- an elite group of 125 diamond-cutters and wholesalers known as sightholders -- to put their own resources into marketing.
