Sentence examples for exerting an adequate from inspiring English sources

Stents must be capable of exerting an adequate radial pressure on the stenosed wall, keeping in mind that stent must not move or be crushed, guaranteeing an adequate lumen when affected by peristaltic waves.

That is, the actual scale of expenditures that they propose, while sufficient to bring about a serious derangement of the budget, is not sufficient to exert an adequate stimulus to recovery.

The total CSF levels of nelfinavir were of the same magnitude as the unbound levels in plasma, but it cannot be determined from our study whether the CSF concentrations were sufficient to exert an adequate antiretroviral effect.

The other members of the group exerted an equal pull.

This is planners not exerting an influence.

The European Union is exerting a strong gravitational pull.

Maintain an adequate intake of riboflavin.

These findings suggested that inhibition of AKR1C3 alone is not adequate to exert an anti-leukaemic effect.

Taken together these findings indicate that spontaneous transmitter release exerts an outsized influence on communication between neurons by maintaining adequate levels of AMPA receptors via these 'amplified' calcium signals.

Also taking an agency view, Berle and Means argue that problems of exerting adequate control exist as a result of different or opposing sets of interests between managers and shareholders, public administrators and taxpayers, and, in healthcare, between commissioners and providers [ 24].

Thus, it is highly desirable to conduct large-scale studies with adequate replication to identify variants that are likely to exert an effect on life span.