Sentence examples for exerted time from inspiring English sources
The elements of skilled behaviour are expressed as numerical scores that measure response and error percentages, amplitude and speed of movement, hand or foot pressures exerted, time on target, reaction time, rate of response, and indices of time-sharing activity.
In the in vivo assays, we observed by the Allium cepa L. test that As-HAE exerted time and dose-dependent cytotoxic effects observed by roots length decrease and bulbs necrosis induction and MI decrease.
This study investigates the design of a time-based procurement contract when a supplier possesses private information about intrinsic completion time and may choose to exert time reduction effort.
Of the Wnt and BMP families, BMP has been more extensively investigated with regard to OL development, exerting time- and stage-specific effects.
The reference drug acetyl salicylic acid which was administered as positive control also exerted preferable time reducing effect for hind paw licking by 25.58% and 38.74% respectively for both phases.
The effect of aggimpact (_{Y})(t) on Y is exerted over time gradually, depending on speed factor ({upeta }_{Y}): begin{aligned} Y(t + Delta t) = Y t) + {upeta }_{Y}[mathbf{aggimpact}_{Y}(t) - Y t)] Delta t end{aligned} or begin{aligned} mathbf{d}Y t)/mathbf{d}t = {upeta }_{Y}[mathbf{aggimpact}_{Y} tmathbfY t)] end{aligned}.
(i) Only LacCer, among a host of other GSLs and sphingolipids decorating the mammalian cell membrane, exerted a time- and concentration-dependent increase in hypertrophy in cardiomyocytes from neonatal rat heart and rat H9c2 cells.
The newly-designed anatomical strap exerted 4-times lower SCA strains and 50% lower skin stresses compared to the standard strap.
In vivo lethal toxin exposure exerted similar time-dependent cardiomyocyte mechanical and intracellular Ca2+ responses.
If the international media want to be helpful especially for the conflict situation, they should exert more time and effort understanding practically what the needs are.
Yet those volumes of Presidential papers suggest, in at least some of their many pages, that oratory can exert, over time, a kind of cumulative effect expanding, speech by speech, the breadth of possibility.
