Sentence examples for exerting a life from inspiring English sources

IFC acts as an 'apoptotic master cell', with each IFC exerting a life or death control over 20 neighbouring target TCs.

We found that novelty-exposed rats won more rewards than home-staying rats, indicating that early experience exerts a life-long effect on this aspect of social dominance.

Despite their effectiveness, chemical demulsifiers are harmful to the environment, exerting a negative impact on marine life; such substances also do not degrade readily, which could result in the future ban of these products (Huang et al. 2009).

That is why such evidently signaling effects as a short-term fasting (or, vice versa, smell of food), rather than food shortage (or excess) over the entire life, exert a powerful effect on the life cycle parameters.

One possibility is that it is sexual differentiation, rather than reproduction per se, that exerts a cost on life span [ 10].

Another river, perhaps the river of his life, exerted a stronger influence over him.

If technology began to exert a wide influence on life and art only near the beginning of the 20th century, by the end of that century it had become the very fabric of life for millions, artists included.

Tradeoffs presumably exert a central role in life history evolution given that energy-limited organisms cannot simultaneously maximize all components of fitness.

Our study findings further point out that improving economic status may also exert a positive effect on life expectancy for several years.

As I reflect on his life, I recognize that Mandela exerted a powerful influence on my life through the influence he had on the amazing mentors of my formative years.

The inability to exert an influence over life's events can create apprehension and apathy [ 49].