Sentence examples for may exert such from inspiring English sources

But a new study offers a clue to how an experience early in childhood may exert such a powerful and long-lasting influence.

Here, we show that some newly synthesized compounds may exert such a combination of functions.

Rapidly converging ground may exert such a high pressure on the shield that the thrust force is no longer sufficient to overcome shield skin friction and the TBM becomes jammed.

In the current study, we provide first evidence that TsSP may exert such a shift in monocyte phenotype.

There is some evidence supporting the hypothesis that organochlorine pollutants may exert such adverse effects on the developing brain by causing a state of relative hypothyroidism (Zoeller 2005).

On the other hand RC, FC and TC may exert such a restorative effect by increasing the synthesis of GSH in the cells.

Lastly, perhaps the improved GLP-1 response in the 1st week after RYGB is not robust enough to elicit increased insulin secretion and glucose-lowering effects and may take longer to exert such effects.

Such capture effects may be compounded by reduced motivation to exert such control due to maladaptive beliefs about worry (Ruscio & Borkovec, 2004; Wells, 1995; Wells & Carter, 2001).

Thus, we may have identified a potential mechanism by which friendships exert such a critical role in development and mental health.

"Every man can exert such judgment as he has upon the work of others; and he whom nature has made weak, and idleness keeps ignorant may yet support his vanity by the name of a critic," he wrote.

Laboratory studies of human glioma cell lines indicate that statins may exert antitumour activity through such mechanisms as inhibition of cellular proliferation, growth, migration, and by induction of apoptosis (Jones et al, 1994; Soma et al, 1994; Bouterfa et al, 2000; Obara et al, 2002; Gliemroth et al, 2003; Jiang et al, 2004; Chan et al, 2008; Wu et al, 2009; Yanae et al, 2011).