Sentence examples for a more evident effect from inspiring English sources
External magnetic field (EMF) application modulated the swelling, degradation and release of PL-derived growth factors, and impacted both cell morphology and the expression and synthesis of tendon- and bone-like matrix with a more evident effect in co-cultures.
The exclusion of these patients from the present study could have demonstrated a more evident effect of the treatment regimen and robust results.
We show here that developmental exposure to CPF affects the constitutive protein levels of OT and AVP, with a more evident effect in males, whereas PRL is unaffected.
A slight decrease of RAPs in switchgrass and corn stover pretreated by 2% acid could be attributed to a more evident effect of depolymerization of crystalline cellulose, lower surface density of surface crystalline cellulose microfibrils due to extensive removal of hemicellulose or partial generation and deposition of pseudo-lignin [ 46, 47].
A more evident inhibitory effect on 125I-IFN-α2b 125I-IFN-α2b 125I-IFN-α2brane receptors was obinding for boto peptides.
Their availability has been reduced with the more evident effects of climate change.
Rosenbusch et al. (2011) argued that the innovation effect on firm performance depends also on firms' size, finding that newly and small firms show more evident effects on performance from innovation than bigger and well-established firms.
This fact suggests that the rapid tumor growth-induced hypercatabolism in pregnant rats shows more evident effects on protein turnover.
However, variability of the observed effects was less than that elicited by changing the host, with lower adverse effects in New Zealand rabbit sperm, more evident effects in human sperm, and very severe effects in humans with previous impaired sperm function (e.g., varicocele).
However, it had a much more evident inhibitory effect on the activated forms of p70S6K, MAPK, and paxillin (75%, 80%and90%0%, respectively).
The larger the vugs, the more evident the effect of gravity.
