Sentence examples for More substantial effect from inspiring English sources
However, a more substantial effect is observed when Zr is present as a secondary getter nanoparticle phase.
Two recent trials found a more substantial effect of antibiotics when they looked at treatment failure as the outcome.
According to the results the infeed rate has a more substantial effect on wheel topography than speed ratio and the response of engineered grit morphologies to dressing is dependent on grit orientation.
A more substantial effect is to drive capital ratios well above the minimum levels required by Basel 2. The average tier-one ratio (of capital to risk-adjusted assets) in Europe now stands at 8.5%, far in excess of the accord's 4% floor.Regulators are scrambling to adjust.
Our results suggest that chronic changes in atmospheric chemistry over the past century markedly affected carbon dynamics and sequestration in Mid-Atlantic temperate forests, while climate change only had a minor impact although inter-annual climatic variability had a far more substantial effect.
NMR analysis showed minor structural changes in the native state of each mutant, but additional medium-range αN i,i+2) of each mutant nuclear Overhauser enhancements were observed in the urea-unfolded state that were not in FKBP∗, indicating that the mutations had a more substantial effect on the unfolded state ensemble than on the native state ensemble.
Typically, rehabilitation programs are carried out for 6 weeks to 6 months, with longer programs yielding more substantial effects.
Furthermore, we assume that larger reductions in amino acid probabilities have more substantial effects than smaller reductions in amino acid probabilities.
Among women, high levels of strain at work can have even more substantial effects on physical inactivity if combined with the demands of family responsibilities [ 19, 43].
The bias is very pronounced in regard to the search cost measures because they falsely include the more substantial effects of switching costs.
To test this, we asked whether the overexpression of proteins known to interact with molecular chaperones had more substantial effects on fitness.
