Sentence examples for is usually exerted from inspiring English sources

While their influence is vast, it is usually exerted behind the scenes and rarely prompts snap business decisions.

The fast non-enzymatic repair is usually exerted by natural phytophenols occurring in medicinal plants (especially Chinese herbal medicines) (Zheng et al. 2010).

Depending on its size, the collection may show a crescent or a biconvex shape; in the latter case, a mass effect is usually exerted on the adjacent parenchyma, which may become flattened or indented.

The molecular chaperone activity of HSP90 is usually exerted in cooperation with various co-chaperones.

Maximum action is exerted at S phase, but toxicity is usually exerted in G2 phase.

Let your doctor know the kind of sports you perform to be able to imagine what kind of continuous pressures are usually exerted on your shoulder.

Because the biomechanical forces that are responsible in the pathophysiology of the IVD disease are usually exerting their effect over several levels, we chose a healthy disc three levels away from the herniated IVD, and we verified with a radiologist that the chosen IVD did not have abnormal MR signal distribution.

We have used electrophysiology and modelling to investigate the mechanisms of motion anticipation and find that it is not usually exerted through changes in the excitatory inputs to RGCs, but rather depends on the shunting effect of inhibition that RGCs receive from amacrine cells.

With isolated mitochondria, substrate supply is usually in excess and exerts little control over respiration.

In the absence of chemical reaction, mass transfer enhancement by suspended particles (mostly activated carbon) at the gas/liquid interface has been frequently reported and is usually explained by a "shuttle mechanism" exerted by particles with a high adsorption capacity for the transfer component.

It is usually under stress conditions that DAP3 exerts its proapoptotic function.