Sentence examples for is exerted over from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in vigorous action.
- I exerted myself in today's training.
A second and less immediately responsive, or "coarse," control is exerted over the synthesis of pacemaker enzymes.
Instead, the same root issues, the struggle between the oppressed and the oppressor, will be played out and discussed in terms of privilege and how one's privilege, which is not static, is exerted over others.
The effect of aggimpact (_{Y})(t) on Y is exerted over time gradually, depending on speed factor ({upeta }_{Y}): begin{aligned} Y(t + Delta t) = Y t) + {upeta }_{Y}[mathbf{aggimpact}_{Y}(t) - Y t)] Delta t end{aligned} or begin{aligned} mathbf{d}Y t)/mathbf{d}t = {upeta }_{Y}[mathbf{aggimpact}_{Y} tmathbfY t)] end{aligned}.
She argues that the trafficking we see in New Zealand is an extension of gender-based violence where "power and control is exerted over girls who have a lack of social resources or other reliable intimate connections".
The tight transcriptional and post-translational control of intracellular Spx is logical from a physiological viewpoint, given that the Spx-dependent regulation is exerted over a genome-wide scale.
The approach used in this study and many others that have followed is largely based on the 'guilt-by-association' principle, which assumes that a shared regulatory control is exerted over genes involved in a core biological process.
The stand-out message this year is how little control the government is exerting over the housing market.
But the actual value of transactions currently concluded online is dwarfed by the extraordinary influence the internet is exerting over purchases carried out in the offline world.
The Restraint factor (range 0 21) assesses the degree of conscious control one is exerting over eating behaviors; the Disinhibition factor (range 0 16) measures susceptibility to loss of control over eating; and the hunger factor (range from 0 14) assesses hunger.
Officials at the White House and the Justice Department said no political pressure had been exerted over the statistics branch.
