Sentence examples for set exert from inspiring English sources

We initially found that both hNAP1 and SET exert their stimulatory activity during PIC assembly, immediately following nuclear extract addition.

Results showed that a set of rotating straight blades can only create a furrow if the blade set exerts sufficient strain onto the soil volume between the blades.

The ovarian cancer gene list derived by our literature meta-analysis thus appears to be under more stringent control than the SEREX-ovarian gene set, exerted by a defined set of transcription factors.

How far depends on the amount of pressure the machine is set to exert.

Manufacturing looks set to exert a large drag on activity in Germany this quarter.

On solid boundary surfaces, boundary particles were set, which exert Lennard Jones force on approaching fluid particles; inside the solid mold, ghost particles were arranged to complete the compact domain of near-boundary fluid particles.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Increasing energy charges by utility companies are set to exert upward pressure on inflation in the near term, while food prices could well rise higher still (largely due to recent poor grain harvests), which will weigh down on consumer purchasing power.

Living conditions in this setting exert a direct impact on health and self-care.

This suggests that the mental health and behaviours of men in this setting exert a powerful effect on the mental health of their wives during pregnancy and after childbirth and that it is essential that strategies to screen and treat or prevent PCMDs in women will be of limited success unless they also address comorbid PCMD and AD in men.

Meanwhile, Ortega set about exerting absolute control over state institutions such as the electoral council, the supreme court, the national assembly, the army and the police.

Results also demonstrate that local/regional (hydro geological setting exerts a secondary influence on δ18O composition via infiltration and recharge mechanisms.