Sentence examples for exerting their impact from inspiring English sources

However, with the opening of China, Western values are increasingly exerting their impact on Chinese people's attitudes and concepts, and the traditional Chinese concept of marriage may be changing (Ye and Lin 1998).

This theoretical tradition does not deny the importance of macrolevel structural and cultural conditions but contends that all macrolevel factors exert their impact through social actors.

While it was speculated that these residues may participate in capsaicin binding, a definitive answer on how they exert their impact remains elusive for another decade.

With regard to microbial-induced pyrite oxidation it is the general consensus that these microorganisms exert their impact on pyrite dissolution to a large degree by increasing the amount of available Fe3+ reactant [i.e., convert Fe2+ to Fe3+], which increases the rate of pyrite oxidation [3, 12, 13].

Additionally, this setting assured that both types of inputs would exert their impact on the spike dynamics by differentially activating/deactivating intrinsic membrane conductances.

Identifying underlying mechanisms for effects of BRCA1/2 on non-cancer mortality, if the finding is confirmed, could lead to a better understanding of the biological basis through which the BRCA1/2 genes exert their impact on cancer risks as well as on other non-cancer conditions.

Several mechanisms by which synonymous mutations exert their impact on gene function are: (1) Perturbations of mRNA splicing.

Recently, Guo et al. [ 2010] demonstrated that miRNAs exert their impact on gene expression mainly by destabilizing their target mRNAs or blocking translation.

Our study cannot unambiguously discriminate to what extend genetic and environmental factors exert their impact on risk of MI in the parents of HIV patients.

Given many cell types can be induced to accumulate intracellular lipid, it is unlikely that FFAs exert their impact specifically on cancer cells.

A bold and innovative approach to researching self-management is needed not least because without it, the social determinants of poor diabetes outcome are likely to exert their impact in the next generation as well as the present one.