Sentence examples for potential exerted by from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that the crystallization of nitrogen in the contact layer at 77 K occurs only due to a high modulation of the potential exerted by graphite arising from anisotropy of the C N potential and a lower value of carbon atom collision diameter (0.26 nm instead of 0.34 nm suggested by Steele).

To compare these components properly, the potential impacts exerted by 1 km guardrail were multiplied by four, because 4 km is the total length of guardrail to be installed on both sides of the 1 km highway.

Furthermore, the conduction mechanism of such scheme is via currents passing through the body of the channel, and accordingly, the most important criteria of this scheme is that the channel layer must be thin enough so it can be entirely depleted by the potential difference exerted by the gate [7].

The stimulation of adult hippocampal neurogenesis by antidepressants has been associated with multiple molecular pathways, but the potential influence exerted by other brain areas has received much less attention.

Therefore, and in view of the potential effects exerted by AA and derived eicosanoids, the enzymatic release of AA, its intracellular distribution and concentration are all under rigorous control within cells.

Most published studies evaluated the exposure to organochlorines individually, ignoring the potential effects exerted by the mixtures of chemicals.

A second limitation of knowledge about determinants of stressful work in people's occupational careers concerns the potential impact exerted by more distal conditions of national labour and social policies that aim at reducing precarious and unhealthy employment and working conditions.

It also raises the question as to the potential differential effects exerted by BoNT serotypes and their derivatives.

However, we used M-SFM to eliminate any potential confounding effects exerted by the antibodies present in the heat inactivated FCS.

This therefore allows potential cooperative effects exerted by unlabeled ligands binding to a secondary conformation to be measured.

Due to the matched dimerization properties of MeNV-HaXS and HaXS8, the noncleavable HaXS8 is a valuable control compound to monitor the efficiency of photocleavage, and to detect potential side effects exerted by UV irradiation.