Sentence examples for a coincidental effect from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon cannot be explained by the patient's age alone, but must be considered as a coincidental effect that is mainly triggered by the distinct tumor biologies that are common in young patients.

Basically, the PHY capture effect is a coincidental outcome where only one of the collided frames may survive.

Contrary to the PHY capture effect which is rather an coincidental outcome, Message in Message (MIM [10 13] is a result of ingenious engineering effort.

The colour is a coincidental side effect of using blast furnace slag – an industrial waste from steel production – along with fly ash, a waste from coal power generation, instead of Portland cement.

This cytolytic action may also have the coincidental effect of making the vaginal epithelium more permeable to HIV virions.

The genetic component of risk-sensitivity might be a coincidental side-effect of selection of genes for other functions in the nervous system – a spandrel in Stephen Jay Gould's terminology.

This permitted to decouple and understand the coincidental effects of nano-topography and a controlled dosage of drugs on cell adhesion and growth.

"However, the results are not entirely consistent, and the associations reported may in part reflect the coincidental effects of other unmeasured determinants of IQ".

There are no coincidental effects of infrastructure stocks on growth.

As reported by Chockalingam et al., determination as to whether the LV dysfunction is the cause, effect, or a coincidental finding has to be made and revisited periodically [8].

As reported by Chockalingam et al., determination as to whether the LV dysfunction is the cause, effect, or a coincidental finding has to be made and revisited periodically [ 8].