Sentence examples for a diverging effect from inspiring English sources

There is however, as described previously, evidence of a diverging effect of higher enrolment in formal childcare on fertility intentions for mothers with one child who experience high levels of job strain (see Fig.  1, right panel).

With the purpose of evaluating a possible diverging effect of cyclosporin A (CSA) and tacrolimus (TAC) on the HEF, we compared the HEF with biochemical and histological parameters in LTx patients receiving either CSA or TAC.

We then compared the scintigraphic results to the traditional biochemical and histological parameters between the two groups of patients, receiving either CSA or tacrolimus (TAC) with the purpose of evaluating a possible diverging effect of these drugs on the HEF.

Third, we speculate that the OR might allow conclusions with respect to the evaluation of an association in cases where similar traits are linked to the same SNP with diverging effect sizes.

Rectal artesunate as a pre-referral intervention showed diverging effects on all cause mortality in different age groups with severe or complicated malaria.

To rule out acoustic confounds and possible diverging effects of constituent frequency, we used a single second constituent (work) that was identical across all stimuli, whilst tightly controlling acoustic and psycholinguistic features of the first constituents in a group of 10 compound words.

Annealing caused a drastic reduction of the charge transfer resistance and a limited increase of the specific capacitance, probably as the result of diverging effects on oxide properties, i.e. enhanced conductivity and porosity sintering.

The diverging effects on PRKCA mRNA levels suggest that it is less likely a direct target of miR-34c.

Applying scenario simulation, diverging effects of different silvicultural strategies on risks can be quantified (Clark et al. 2001).

In particular, the analysis of diverging effects on forest dynamics due to silvicultural management alternatives can be used to identify adaptation measures.

Results show that the socioeconomic transformation reduced job accessibility, particularly the for high-education population, while the spatial transformation stratified the city with diverging effects on job accessibility changes of the two education groups.