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A corresponding effect of centrality was also seen in the metabolic network of yeast [5].

A corresponding effect of identity on the processing of facial expression was also shown in later event-related potential studies (Martens et al. 2010a, 2010b).

Although the effects of dietary intervention on blood estrogens are of considerable interest, they do not allow one to assert a corresponding effect of dietary intervention on breast cancer in view of the many other biological effects that may result from dietary change.

However, this reduction was not associated with a corresponding effect on the prevalence of anaemia.

12 20 21 Studies with a high proportion of patients from Far Eastern countries or studies which have recruited their patients entirely in the East Asian region have consequently shown a corresponding effect on the frequency of the detected EGFR and KRAS mutations.

The three plasmids had a corresponding effect on the growth rate of cog6Δ2αSyn cells in liquid galactose medium.

It follows that such influence over the magnetospheric configuration will have a corresponding effect on the size and location of the auroral oval, polar cap, and the associated auroral intensity, field-aligned currents, and ionospheric convection (Boudouridis et al. 2007).

The so-called mad mutants of Phycomyces (denominated after Nobel laurate Max Delbrück), which are defective in phototropism, show a corresponding effect: Deletion of madA and madB leads to defective photocarotenogenesis (Cerda-Olmedo 2001; Idnurm et al. 2006).

These tables allow estimating a corresponding effect (log odds ratio) of a genetic marker on the probability of developing Alzheimer's disease.

Changes in temperature, pressure, degree of hydrolysis of the PVA, and the addition of electrolytes produce a corresponding effect in varying these two types of hydrogen bonding and thus the resulting rheological properties of the PVA solutions.

The remaining 256 women received a different format (e.g. age-related risks), and the corresponding effect of time-frame will be presented elsewhere.