Sentence examples for which can be exerted from inspiring English sources

The first control purpose is positioning the micro cantilever tip at a desired trajectory by the control input force, which can be exerted on the micro cantilever in the Y direction by an actuator located at its base.

Applying those findings, we had established a cell-based flow cytometric high throughput screening (HTS) platform for isolation of small molecules causing inhibition of 2C T cell absorption of LdB7-1ICAM-1 pMVs, whicancan be exerted by either physical interference of TCR/pMHC or LFA-1/ICAM-1 interactior or disruption of TCR-mediated 'inside-out' signaling [15].

In addition, our findings revealed a novel pathogenic effect of HLA-C molecules, which can be exerted by leucine at amino-acid position 116 in the middle of the epitope-binding site.

In the case of spiral fractures of the long bones of the lower extremity, in which this variety of fractures is the most common, no amount of traction which can be exerted on the limb is sufficient to overcome the over-riding of the fragments.

A systems approach is particularly effective for deciphering ways through which control can be exerted.

In the second degree Reiki course, sometimes given the Japanese name of Okuden ("奥伝" in Japanese, meaning "Inner Teachings"), the student learns the use of a number of symbols that are said to enhance the strength and distance over which Reiki can be exerted.

Swelling produces the formation of a hydration layer which facilitates the transport of bioactives via diffusion which occurs spontaneously and over which little control can be exerted.

This is taken into account in the above Eurocode via the concept of the patch load, which is asymmetric and can be exerted at any point on the silo wall.

Usually, the experiments are conducted with either a cone or plate viscometer consisting of stationary flat plate in which a laminar flow can be exerted on it [26].

Establishing an incubator structure for spin-offs seems to be a learning process during which little decision making can be exerted over senior management's social network in the financial and business community for securing the financial, technological and human resources for the science-based entrepreneurial firms.

In recent years, the Senate has begun to treat the courts—especially the Supreme Court as what they obviously are: another avenue along which naked political power can be exerted.