Sentence examples for exerted on more from inspiring English sources

Hence, in cancer therapy, drugs with a single or few targets can be doomed to failure, since resistances are more easily to arise than if pressure is exerted on more targets [12].

The more pressure exerted on the microbe, the more intensely it glows, the scientists will report 29 October at the Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Researchers have shown that a proper enclosure increases the wind velocity and therefore more torques can be exerted on the rotors, therefore more power can be generated.

The forces exerted on the rope are much more severe.

He said that groupings of these smaller countries would be in a better position to exert pressure on more developed countries and have their problems heard.

So, will parent companies try to exert more and more influence on the content of their portals?

In traditional medicine, medicinal plants that contain a wide range of phytochemicals may exert an effect on more than one of the aspects listed above.

As the 1980s war on drugs morphed into the early 90s "zero tolerance" approach, however, society exerted even more pressure on survivors to stay silent.

This dynamic exerts pressure on more conventional politicians to embody more aspects of the populist style.

Another factor has exerted considerably more influence on how HbA1c is reported.

But there is no doubt that Bob McIntyre, who does not lobby and would not be recognized on the street by most lawmakers, exerted more influence on the tax debate this year than any lobbyist in town.