Sentence examples for without exerting any from inspiring English sources

Mr Lincoln, by a rare combination of qualities patience, sagacity, and honesty by a still more rare sympathy, not with the best of his nation but the best average of his nation, and by a moderation rarest of all, had attained such vast moral authority that he could make all the hundred wheels of the Constitution move in one direction without exerting any physical force.

Fluorescein-labeled MAP(Aib) efficiently traversed the A549 cell membrane, diffusing into the cytoplasm and slightly into the nucleus without exerting any cytotoxicity.

The patterned polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) film was laid against the silk fibroin solution surface without exerting any pressure and dried for 24 h at room temperature.

Valproate significantly prolonged the survival of the transgenic mice and significantly ameliorated their diminished spontaneous locomotor activity, without exerting any noteworthy side-effect on their behaviour or the striatal dopamine content at the dose administered.

Therefore, although the patterned PDMS film is laid against the silk fibroin solution surface without exerting any pressure or process, but the silk fibroin film is yet able to be patterned successfully after water volatilization.

Collectively, these data indicate that silk fibroin has good biocompatibility with DRG and is also beneficial to the survival of Schwann cells without exerting any significant cytotoxic effects on their phenotype or functions, thus providing an experimental foundation for the development of silk fibroin as a candidate material for nerve tissue engineering applications.

We determined the vigilance state without exerting an influence on vigilance shifts.

The winger roamed with typical pace without exerting a decisive impact.

But they wouldn't do so without exerting a strategic price elsewhere.

In contrast to statins, the inhibition of SS results in selective cholesterol downregulation without exerting a major effect in the isoprenylation of proteins [82].

That uncharitable viewpoint is an exaggeration and over-simplification - no manager could enjoy sustained success over many months without exerting a strong degree of control and authority in the dressing-room.