Sentence examples for operating exerts from inspiring English sources

The data we obtained clearly indicate that ENPP1, especially when the Q121 variant is operating, exerts a direct deleterious effect on all these cell types, thus representing a strong candidate as a pathogenic factor predisposing to insulin resistance, defective beta-cell insulin secretion and glucose metabolism abnormalities.

The paper argues further that the institutional context within which organizations operate exerts an important influence on their choice between these forms.

We found that when both receptors are simultaneously operating, they exert additive inhibition of adenylyl cyclase activity, which implies that the transduction pathways operated by both receptors do not compete or interfere with each other.

But indirect estimates by bio-demographic variables have been pointed to by several authors, which shows that they are the most important variables as they are the ones through which socioeconomic factors have to operate to exert an impact on child health (Sathiya Susuman 2010; Stanley 2010; Nattey 2008).

This means that the different cellular compartments in which they operate have exerted an evolutionary pressure on the structure to adapt it to the functional requirements.

This approach describes factors from four different systems that operate and exert influence on individual behaviour at the macro, meso, exo, and micro levels.

The PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway, operating downstream of RTKs, exerts profound effects on cell growth, proliferation and metabolism, and has been reported to be activated in up to ∼85% of GBM (10, 53, 82).

"When fully developed, the Robo-Glove has the potential to reduce the amount of force that an auto worker would need to exert when operating a tool for an extended time or with repetitive motions," Dana Komin, a G.M. manufacturing engineering director, said in the news release.

"When fully developed, the Robo-Glove has the potential to reduce the amount of force that an autoworker would need to exert when operating a tool for an extended time or with repetitive motions," Dana Komin, a G.M. manufacturing engineering director, said in the news release.

By contrast, more than 18 roller coasters operating in the United States today exert more than 4 G's.

Utilizing BZT gases as working fluids may result in low drag exerted on airfoils operating at high transonic speeds thanks to an increase in the airfoil critical Mach number.