Sentence examples for state exert from inspiring English sources
And will China, the biggest foreign supporter of this pariah state, exert its considerable influence?
execution of action a i is affected by prior-awareness, prior ownership and preparation for action a i. a prior ownership state and prior awareness state exert control over the execution of a prepared action (go/no go decision, vetoing).
Specifically, the model can assist in providing insight into long-standing or paradoxical questions, such as the extent of control that mitochondrial oxygen concentration and redox state exert over the rate of lactate production in the cytosol during heavy intensity exercise.
Because ten per cent of American public-school students live in Texas, the state exerts a great influence on the textbook-publishing industry.
Both ideas — the state exerting more control over private hospitals, and encouraging profit-motivated investment — are attempts to help struggling hospitals adapt to drastic changes in federal and state health care financing.
That debate will have to deal with the elephant in the room: the total control that the state exerts over Islam through its Religious Affairs Department, and the lack of a legal status for all other religions in a predominantly Sunni Muslim society.
It is found that both the material characteristics and the complex stress state exerted on the scratched surface are responsible for the various scratch damage mechanisms observed.
Zeb2, a master regulator of the mesenchymal state, exerts its effect by binding to E-box elements upstream of many genes, including E-cadherin, and repressing their transcription.
Sleep state exerts a major influence on breathing during sleep.
The oxidation state exerts a major control over its physicochemical and biochemical behavior (Kotaś and Stasicka, 2000).
However, the finding of the involvement of rs713998 in working memory is apparently paradoxical because rs713998 at the A-allele state exerts a beneficial effect on executive function in patients with schizophrenia.
