Sentence examples for exerting variable from inspiring English sources
Different allelic combinations exerting variable effects further complicate the process.
The v-akt murine thymoma viral oncogene homologue (AKT) is a well-established survival factor exerting variable activities, including cell survival, growth, proliferation, metabolism and glucose uptake (Nicholson and Anderson, 2002; Elstrom et al, 2004; Hanada et al, 2004; Manning and Cantley, 2007).
Recently, NSAIDs were demonstrated to exert variable suppressive effects on inflammasomes [46].
Unlike the Δ774 deletion, mutations within the FABD (aa-998 to aa-1130) exerted variable effects on the NLS function.
Progestins have been demonstrated to exert variable effects on different cell types depending on environmental factors and culture conditions.
However, CsA may exert variable effects on cell viability owing to its interaction with cytosolic CyP-A and other non-mitochondrial CyPs.
In previous studies, dual RAS blockade using ACEi, ARB, and DRI therapies exerted variable effects on systemic BP, with some studies demonstrating synergistic effects (15, 33– 33).
As was reported before,[ 31] different E. coli strains exert variable susceptibilities to macrolide antibiotics as a result of several resistance mechanisms widespread between Enterobacteriaceae.
Numerous factors related to the intervention itself, the researcher, some of their dissemination and translation efforts and the postresearch context exerted variable and contingent influences on whether a study produced policy and practice impacts.
Given that GlcN/GlcNAc, ManN/ManNAc, and GalN/GalNAc exerted variable effects on osteogenic differentiation of DPSCs, we further investigated whether they are associated with the type of glycosylation.
The samples were mixed with combined gravity and vortex mixing for 24 to 120 hours using an Intelli-Mixer RM-2 (ELMI, Riga, Latvia) with u2 mode at 35 rpm, exerting continuous variable intensity small amplitude vortexing with second speed counter-clockwise rotation [ 19].
