Sentence examples for present to exert from inspiring English sources

Rather it is a measure of drug that has passed through the lung and is no longer present to exert a local effect.

However, after a pre-incubation period of 4 h, enough viable microbiota were present to exert an inhibitory effect on wound healing.

One could hypothesize that the rare SQSTM1 variants act as high to intermediate penetrant risk alleles and in case of the Japanese patient both had to be present to exert the clinical profile of ALS.

Child sexual abuse may therefore occur when a potential offender is in the same place as a vulnerable child, without an effective guardian present or able to exert influence over the offender's actions.

Thus, increased Nmnat3 levels both in vitro and in vivo when using transgenic mice and local overexpression as in the present study appear to exert axonal protection.

Moreover, neutralization of IL6 with specific antibodies or chemical inhibition of JAK kinases in our present experiments failed to exert any effect on the level of ROS (not shown) and extent of DDR in bystander senescent BJ fibroblasts, therefore not supporting the role of IL6/STAT3 signaling in enhanced ROS production and elevation of DDR in bystander BJ cells.

The lower droplet production rate presents an opportunity to exert full control over the sequence and composition of each compartment.

Even if a compound degrades relatively rapidly, if it is released continuously or organisms are exposed for a sufficient duration, it might be present in sufficient quantities to exert toxicity.

Therefore, owing to hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle, antimicrobials and antibodies may not be present at concentrations sufficient to exert anti-HIV effects.

This is appropriate if the rate of MeHg elimination is employed to directly estimate the period of time during which MeHg is present in the blood to exert a toxic effect (i.e., area-under-the-curve considerations).

Putative intermediate metabolites include an array of low molecular weight and high molecular weight thiols, nitrosoglutathione, nitrosohaemoglobin and nitrosoalbumin, some of which might be present in sufficient quantities to exert biological effects [ 37- 41].