Sentence examples for gain exert from inspiring English sources

6 Both maternal weight and gestational weight gain exert a significant influence on birth weight.

Excessive pregnancy weight gain exerted a statistically significant effect on cesarean delivery rate.

This expansion, and particularly the internationalization of interest group activity, will produce some homogenization in the organization of interests and the techniques they use to gain access and exert influence.

Anscombe converted to make it 13-0, although Priestland replied with two penalties as Scarlets put the ball through the hands to gain territory and exert pressure on Blues.

Maternal weight and maternal weight gain during pregnancy exert a significant influence on infant birth weight and the incidence of macrosomia.

Lifestyle counseling given to pregnant women reduced the proportion of pregnancies with excessive GWG without increasing suboptimal weight gain, and may exert favorable effects on pp weight retention.

A lifestyle counseling delivered to all pregnant women reduced the proportion of pregnancies with excessive GWG without increasing suboptimal weight gain, and may exert favorable effects on pp weight retention.

It is possible that the fact that most pianists accept the " no pain, no gain criterion" can exert a cognitive influence on pressure pain sensitivity over the cervical spine.

Ding & Sperling (2006) measured perceived phase of the cyclopean image, and developed a binocular combination model in which each eye exerts gain control on the other eye's signal and over the other eye's gain control.

Like Ding and Sperling [24], the MCM computes the perceived phase of the cyclopean images by summing the outputs from double interocular contrast-gain control, i.e., each eye exerts gain control over the other eye's signal in proportion to its own signal contrast energy, and the gain control that the other eye exerts.

Recent research on risky decision-making in adults has shown that both the risk in potential outcomes and their valence (i.e., whether those outcomes involve gains or losses) exert dissociable influences on decisions.