Sentence examples for exerts further from inspiring English sources
In regards to the tissue RAS, AngII exerts further direct effects on cardiac myocytes contributing to hypertension and cardiac failure [50].
It is likely that annexin A2 plays an important role in osteogenic differentiation of MSCs from AIS patients and exerts further influence on both intramembrane and endochondral ossification in AIS.
In contrast, sorafenib exerts further antitumor effects after 5-FU treatments, as the mechanism of sorafenib is cell cycle-independent.
Although this already indicates that autophagic and proteasomal flux can be cross-modulated, the ubiquitin binding protein and autophagy receptor p62/SQSTM1 exerts further control on this interplay.
"Lower interest rates should ease the debt burden but exert further pressure on net interest income.
The US and EU have raised objections to Russia exerting further influence over the energy sector in what has become an increasingly delicate geopolitical balancing act for Greece.
The downgrade could also exert further downward pressure on Brazil's currency and prompt investors to exit an economy that only four years ago was growing above 4.0% annually.
Fowler admitted the Open is McIlroy's to throw away, but still plans to exert further pressure on his fellow 25-year-old.
A weak French performance, with Poland also weak, will be exacerbated by current euro and zloty weakness, which is likely to exert further pressure on consensus pretax profit forecasts in our view.
With latest data and surveys consistently show markedly rising buyer interest and strengthening housing market activity, house prices look set to see further strong increases over the coming months – especially as a shortage of available properties is exerting further upward pressure on prices in a growing number of locations.
Throughout the cross-examination, Mr. Castello repeatedly tried to suggest that what Mr. Bloomberg described as an agreement to provide ballot security was something much more nebulous: a political donation that he could not exert further control over.
