Sentence examples for exerting free from inspiring English sources

TPW and silymarin were able to prevent CCl4- induced decay by exerting free radical scavenging effects.

And indeed, although the court ultimately decided that the must-carry rules should be enforced, it was also acknowledged that Turner does indeed exert free speech rights when it decides what content to broadcast or not broadcast.

No wonder three dimensions no longer seemed adequate to organize the world; thinkers sought to explain time as a fourth dimension, a novel concept that led to further questions: Is the future predetermined or do human beings exert free will?

We also conducted a spectrum of assays to confirm that IPAM exerted free-radical scavenging properties as compared to melatonin and other antioxidant indoles such as IPA.

Rand particularly absorbed the family ethic of exerting his free will.

I didn't like these rules, and frequently felt the consequence was worth my right (as I believed) to exert my free expression.

The c-phycocyanin from Spirulina has been shown to exert strong free radical scavenging activity [ 74].

Other substances that exert comparable free radical scavenging anti-oxidant activity as BHT have been reported to have good antibacterial and antifungal activity [ 43, 44].

"Standards is a coded way of exerting control on free expression," said Todd Boyd, a professor of critical studies at the School of Cinematic Arts at University of Southern California.

My grandfather, Tomas Regalado Molina, was a political prisoner incarcerated for over 20 years for exerting his right to free speech.

That [times of war] is when governments are at their most powerful, and the pressure they can exert on a free press, greatest".