Sentence examples for which was exercised from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the king's one-man rule, which was exercised through his powerful favourite Magnus Brahe, became even more emphatic.

Four groups of mice were used for imaging: 1) control wild-type (w.t. n = 9), which were exercised involuntarily, as described below; 2) exercised mdx (n = 9); 3) non-exercised mdx (n = 9); and 4) non-exercised udx (n = 11).

"The real and effectual discipline which is exercised over a workman is that of his customers," Smith wrote.

Capacity markets can increase security of supply, but cannot mitigate market power, which is exercised in the capacity market instead of the energy market.

To illustrate the impact of this approach on the income statement, assume Company X grants 2 million nonqualified options at $10 per share in 2002, all of which are exercised in 2007 when the stock price is $15 per share.

"Now no chastening for the present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous: nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them which are exercised thereby". . - Hebrews 12 11.

Our findings thus far have highlighted an inhibitory role of API5 in IAV-infected cells, which is exercised via regulation of the E2F1 APAF1 apoptotic pathway.

It is this final battle which is exercising Wilson.

There are challenges ahead, mainly in the shape of the internet, which is exercising newspaper groups across the world.

The Kremlin, which is exercising increasing control over the country's natural resources, wants to make sure it is driving the process.

This is how I use "if...then" statements with one of my health goals, which is exercising most days of the week: "If it's Monday morning, then I'm going to the gym".