Sentence examples for mostly exerted from inspiring English sources

While Mr. McDonough has mostly exerted influence behind the scenes, he took a high-profile role in coordinating the American response to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti in early 2010, after Mr. Obama voiced frustration about the slow start of the effort.

When the temperature dropped from the growth temperature to the room temperature, the thermal stress mostly exerted in the healed apartment and uncracked region.

These data support the conclusion that afatinib's efficacy, in this in vitro model, is mostly exerted through inhibition of the differentially expressed HER2/neu receptor.

Therefore, relatively low doses of KO to Zucker rats, which was previously shown to downregulate peripheral endocannabinoid levels, ameliorating some aspects of the metabolic syndrome [ 49], in the brain reduces only 2-AG levels, suggesting that the beneficial effect of KO on the metabolic syndrome is mostly exerted by modifying endocannabinoid levels in peripheral tissues.

There follows a bar brawl, if that's not too strong a phrase to denote the sort of fight into which participants mostly exert themselves in making a show of flinging their limbs while being restrained by their more levelheaded friends.

16, 17 NF-κB-regulated target genes mostly exert antiapoptotic effects.

Erythroid differentiation at islands is regulated via a number of mechanisms including the release of soluble factors which mostly exert paracrine effects and through direct cell-cell interactions.

However, N-lobe of camel lactoferrin mostly exerts its action on HCV through the intracellular pathway, therefore supporting the hypothesis that antiviral activity of LF depend on the virus type, protein structure, and bioassay system used [ 92, 93].

Flavonoids mostly exerts anti-inflammatory effect by interfering with arachidonic acid metabolism [ 34].

miRNAs mostly exert repression of gene expression by blocking target mRNA translation and/or through mRNA decay as part of the miRNA-induced-silencing complex (miRISC), which includes GW182 and argonaute proteins (Ding and Han, 2007; Fabian and Sonenberg, 2012).

Short-term and narrowly localised events exerting mostly rapid physical damage to crops, such as storms, or hailstorms, were excluded from the analysis.