The sort of small differences in cell count which, as we have shown, can have a marked effect on estimates, are an inevitable consequence of sampling variability.
Among the labor movement, a more marked consequence of Autumn 1917 was the rise of the Workers Guardss.
The manipulation had a marked effect.
Thus, if viewed in terms of maximal polycythemia observed, the effect of SPL has a marked, curative consequence in the mutant model, while only blunting the phenotype of Epo-induced polycythemia.
For example, the deletion of a few residues from the Piccolo C2A domain leads to a structural change with marked consequences for Ca2+ binding [ 35].
The same airway pressure may generate dramatically different transpulmonary pressures and pleural pressures, with marked consequences on lung distension (mainly a function of transpulmonary pressure) and on hemodynamics (partly a function of pleural pressure).
We hypothesize that CNTNAP2 variants which usually yield only a small boost or lag in language acquisition will have more marked consequences when they occur in concert with other genetic or environmental risk factors.
However, since the European settlement, lumbricid earthworms have been colonizing the northern hardwood forests and they are now widespread in the region with marked consequences for the forest ecosystems (Bohlén et al. 2004 b ; Frelich et al. 2006).
The more marked consequences of Aβ42arc expression are thought to be due to the increased aggregation propensity of this peptide and to its oligomer-rich aggregation mechanism (Nilsberth et al., 2001; Whalen et al., 2005; Luheshi et al., 2007).
Another predictable consequence was a marked decrease in GIP secretion presumably a direct consequence of the duodenectomy and the shunting of chyme to a site more distally in the jejunum.
A consequence was a marked increase in the film surface area and a better contact between the deposited layer and the substrate.
