Sentence examples for far exert from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies suggested that it was a negative regulator for MDR development (Shan et al, 2002a; Tian et al, 2005a,  2005b), which made it extremely interesting as most MDR-related genes discovered so far exert a positive effect.

Bioactive components from the leaves of L.obtusiloba described so far exert cytotoxicity against tumors as shown with human cancer cell lines from lung (A549), ovarian cancer (SK-OV-3), skin (SK-MEL-2), the central nervous system (XF498) or colon (HCT15) with half-maximum inhibitory concentration (IC50) values ranging from 3-20 μg/ml of the respective compounds [ 29, 30].

The EU also has considerable leverage with Bangkok but, like Washington, has failed so far to exert behaviour-changing pressure.

"When you play against Dortmund, you need to exert far more pressure," Bayern Manager Jupp Heynckes said.

Senior conservatives exert far greater influence over the SCIRI than Mr Khatami.

Not exactly a household name, Mr. Kantarian, who lived in Forest Hills as a child, will exert far more influence.

But aerodynamics still exert far too much influence and urgent steps need to be taken to reduce that.

If this is the case, then his own queer story would exert far less attraction for him than, say, that of Rosacoke Mustian, the heroine of his wonderful first novel, "A Long and Happy Life".

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy made hot starts but ultimately were too far back to exert the necessary pressure and after a pair of 68s set out ten behind in the third last group.

The Europeans, however, should put no new obstacles in the way of reopening talks and also exert far more pressure on the Greek-Cypriots to settle the Cyprus problem.

But during the past eighty years the executive branch has come to exert far more control than it once did over areas like working conditions, the environment, and the financial sector, responsibility for which Congress has largely delegated to agencies and departments such as the E.P.A. and the Department of Labor.