Sentence examples for is not exerted from inspiring English sources

"It will continue to escalate if pressure is not exerted on Arafat to take some measures," Mr. Sneh said.

However, McKie stressed this control is not exerted as strongly as it might be and the professional teams must perform better.

However, the "bottleneck" effect of selection is not exerted uniformly in the genome: regions associated with traits under selection will be particularly strongly affected and therefore will exhibit especially low diversity in modern populations compared to "neutral" genes not under selection (Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007; Fig. 6).

It is not exerted over you, it does not happen to you.

This effect is not exerted directly but through its downstream effector Myosin II.

Thus, it would appear that the negative control of AzI is not exerted by a single polyamine.

"But it's clear that the government is not exerting the kind of control it ought to have over a group that the government supports".

But human rights advocates have linked the Olympics with violence in the Darfur region of Sudan and have accused Mr. Bush of giving his imprimatur to a country that, in their view, is not exerting enough influence as a major buyer of Sudanese oil to stop what the White House has termed a genocide.

The yaw rate reference is viewed as the control input in an external control loop: it is designed using a PID control based on the lateral offset measurements to reject the disturbances on the curvature during autonomous control, i.e., when the driver is not exerting any torque on the steering wheel.

The data discussed in this report, however, suggest that mutant ATXN2 Q127 is not exerting its toxic effect on PC pacemaking via association with Rbfox1.

These data suggest that rapamycin is not exerting its effect via suppression of T-cells, and our data thus far implies a direct targeting of tumour cells.