Sentence examples for exerting better from inspiring English sources
The phrase "exerting better" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of improving or enhancing effort, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "To achieve our goals, we need to focus on exerting better effort in our projects."
Alternatives: "improving effort" or "enhancing performance".
Therefore, exerting better control and specificity in O2 a1Δg) experiments ultimately reduces the number of variables in general studies to unravel the details of ROS-dependent cell dynamics.
However, the viability reduction was not comparable to direct co-culture manner, indicating that specific stimuli from microenvironment (cell-to-cell communications) would be important for MSCs exerting better therapeutic effect.
They're far too rich to need the paychecks, and they're tarnishing their own brands by not exerting better quality control over shows that are perceived, or at least marketed, as partly "theirs".
The results may simply reflect the large variability in defect size and location seen within the patients in this study; future studies exerting better control over defect type might therefore yield more information regarding the specific effects of VF loss on saccade amplitude.
Most recently, he has suggested that Israel may seal itself off from the Palestinian territories with a barrier it is building and disengage from the peace process until the Palestinian authorities can exert better control over their people.
Apart from its detail-retaining advantage, particle-based SPH method exerts better performance than conventional surface reconstruction rendering.
HY023016 is a novel compound, in our previous study, it exerted better anti-thrombotic than dabigatran etexilate.
The study here, for the first time, elucidated that MSCs could exert better therapeutic effects by directly communicating with pathogenic cells (i.e. mFBs in cardiac fibrosis).
Several compounds without the carbohydrate moiety exerted better adjuvanticity than the MDP-C that has been reported by our laboratory previously.
The SARs showed that the 5-methylphenanthridium derivatives with the alkyl side chains at the 2-postion, especially the straight alkyl side chains exerted better on-target antibacterial activity.
In vitro, the crude methanolic extract exerted better microfilaricidal (LC100: 15.63 μg/ml, IC50: 6.00 μg/ml) than macrofilaricidal (LC100: >250; IC50: 88 μg/ml) activity whereas chloroform and n-butanol fractions were more macrofilaricidal (LC100: 125 and 31.25 μg/ml; IC50: 13.14 and 11.84, respectively) than microfilaricidal (LC100: 250–500 μg/ml, IC50: 44.16 μg/ml).
