Exemplos de uso de Able to exert em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Even if able to exert effort on them, becoming infatuated.
This means that parliaments must be able to exert genuine influence.
Diroton is able to exert a special teratogenic effect on the body.
RFI is the monkey to mid-August, andhe does not know how much money he will be able to exert.
I think if you're able to exert some influence over her people would be appreciative.
Its origin and motives are initially left mysterious,but it is able to exert control over the nanites at very short ranges.
The ampicillin is not able to exert influence on the strains that form penicillinase- under her influence, he collapses.
The GOK held 18,3% of Shinhan andwas its largest shareholder, thus able to exert considerable influence over the bank.
 Just as mothers are able to exert great influence over their sons, wives too are able to influence their husbands.
The charismatic prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, having won three consecutive elections,has been able to exert his authority over the military.
National executives would be able to exert public powers through intergovernmental ways, less embedded in the rule of law.
The last two plants have anti-hyperlipidemic properties Dill and hypotensive chayote,or are able to exert effects on the cardiovascular system.
It is able to exert a bactericidal effect, deforms the synthesis of cell walls and RNA of bacteria, and the permeability of the cytoplasm membrane.
So, even though you will be a pretty small creature, you will be able to exert power and respect over quite larger creatures than you.
The drug"Bioparox" is able to exert an antimicrobial effect on group A streptococci, pneumococci, staphylococcus, fungi of the genus Candida, Mycoplasma pneumonia and some types of anaerobes.
These results corroborate our behavioral results,which suggest that the hippocampus was able to exert its spatial learning function normally.
The girls also,but being able to exert less pressure on the joints and having to overcome less resistance, and(usually) having more flexibility and less need to be the strongest man of the class, risk less… usually….
Leon Keyserling was a legislative aide to Senator Robert Wagner in the 1930s and, as such, was able to exert much influence over early New Deal legislation.
It is possible that maternal education variable alone is not able to exert such influence, but, as it has been verified, it is related to other socio-cultural habits, such as reading frequency; then these and other aspects of family routine need to be further investigated.
None of the remaining competitors, whether the Swedish supplier SKF or the Japanese company NSK, or other smaller players,would have been able to exert a sufficient and effective competitive pressure on INA.
Even today, the Holy Spirit transforms men andwomen so that they are able to exert their function in the church, whether in missionary work, in ministry, in support of workers, etc.
That Adventism in Australia is being caught up in this last day deception is probably unavoidable considering the enormous influence Pentecostalism has been able to exert right across the pendulum of Christianity.
Vitamin D in these forms must be converted to the active hormone to be able to exert biological influence affecting mineral metabolism and other physiological functions.
Finally, oil prices started to rise as from midFebruary 1999 and the euro depreciated in effective terms in the first few months of 1999,two factors which were also able to exert upward pressure on prices.
Pioglitazone, an agonist of this receptor is a drug used in the treatment of type ii diabetes able to exert neuroprotective effects, protecting against the neuronal death and reducing the inflammatory process generated in th.
Furthermore, if you think, Mr Farage and Mrs Swinburne, that you are going to defend the so-called sovereignty of the United Kingdom- and that applies to all the Member States, be they small States like my own, or large States such as Germany, France and the United Kingdom- if you think that, alone,you will still be able to exert some influence in the world, then I think you are sadly mistaken.
The main purpose of this work is to assess whether the brazilian public banks were able to exert some influence on the price of nonearmarked credit charged by domestic and foreign private banks in 2012.
Nowadays, when many parts of the world are shaken by violence, war and terror,it is very encouraging to see a group of unarmed women being able to exert great moral pressure through non-violent means.
On the contrary, as society and markets become more and more complex, andcivil society more demanding and able to exert social control, the strategic character of political decisions, and the need that they are taken by officials in government with more autonomy, increases.
The viral persistence has been considered as the main risk factor for neoplastic progression and evidence suggests that regulatory t cells(treg) play an important role in the failure of viral elimination,being able to exert suppressive function on various cells of the immune response through cell-cell contact and secretion of cytokines.