The phrase "a global effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The new policy will have a global effect on trade relations among countries."
Alternatives: "a worldwide impact on" or "an international influence on".
Although, in general, OP exposure elicited a net AC gain-of-function, the effects differed among the various tissues, effectively ruling out a global effect on expression of receptors, G-proteins, or AC and instead pointing to selectively greater effects on specific aspects of hepatic function.
They also exert a global effect on the biosphere because the balance of components of the Earth's atmosphere depends to a great extent on the photosynthetic activities of some plankton.
According to the genome annotation, AT3G32900 and AT3G32901 appeared to be pseudogenes, so their expression changes after injection might be caused by a global effect on the whole transcriptome rather than true positives, e.g. the probes actually captured the homologs of these pseudogenes.
"All stimulants have a global effect on all areas of the brain to enhance function, so that would enhance the libidinal drive," says Tim Williams, Clinical Director at Bristol Specialist Drugs and Alcohol Service.
"All stimulants have a global effect on all areas of the brain to enhance function, so that would enhance the libidinal drive," says Tim Williams, the clinical director at Bristol Specialist Drugs and Alcohol Service.
In other words, mDHs and their motifs clearly have a global effect on the network structure.
As can be seen by this analysis, we do not observe a global effect of RNA degradation on gene expression.
In conclusion, CS has been shown to be a safe drug with a positive global effect on OA joint structural changes.
Highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) virus has had a significant global effect on the poultry industry, human healthcare, and many other sectors (1 ).
A less likely theory would be a frank baseline NAD deficiency due to genetics or malnutrition, but one would expect a more global effect on health rather than just alcohol-induced hypoglycemic coma.
Given the present results, it is not clear whether the effects we observed on the liver clock were specific effects on a food-entrainable circadian pacemaker or were a more global effect on the circadian system.
