Sentence examples for theoretically exert from inspiring English sources

This has led to an almost paradoxical finding about the effects of miRNAs, in that a single miRNA may theoretically exert effects in opposing directions within the cell17.

Every four years, leading up to our country's hotly contested presidential elections, Super Mega pastors could theoretically exert their influence on millions of worshipers.

The two patient groups in our study received a different amount of hydroxyethyl starch, which theoretically could exert a different effect on the gene expression of inflammatory mediators, although this effect may not be dose-dependent.

While the majority of benefits of GLP-1 RA can theoretically be exerted by all GLP-1 RAs, exenatide BID appears to exert a greater reduction on postprandial glucose compared to the longer-acting liraglutide QD 17 or exenatide QW 15.

Alpha- and beta estrogen receptors are expressed in enteric neurons [ 43], and theoretically, estradiol could exert degenerative effects on the ENS.

In addition, the effects of magnesium on vascular tone, its anticoagulant properties, its ability to improve endothelial dependent vasodilation, possibly through improvement of NO release [ 118], theoretically may all exert a beneficial effect in acute myocardial infarction.

Nevertheless, it is theoretically possible that CD26 exerts its influence on cell growth inhibition via other additional pathway(s).

Theoretically, antiplatelet therapy may also exert neuroprotective effects regarding the cerebral microcirculation after TBI.

By applying the reacted pressure on the "deformed" surface, we have calculated theoretically the time-averaged lift forces exerted on a vibrating body in the fluid medium with the non-viscosity and small disturbance assumptions.

It has been assumed theoretically and established empirically that text signals exert an influence on text memorization and comprehension.

We have been studying the receptor occupancy, which integrates pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics data, of a variety of drugs that exert pharmacological effects through receptors, and theoretically evaluated clinical and adverse effects by retrospective analysis[4 7].