Sentence examples for a primary effect on from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, introduction of HSR has a primary effect on one-hour connections and secondary effects on 90-min commutes [69].

37 Evidence for using alpha-glucosidase inhibitors as monotherapy in the elderly population shows that miglitol, when dosed at 25 mg and 50 mg three times daily with meals, reduced A1c by 0.41%0.5%% after one year, with a primary effect on post-prandial glucose concentrations.

It strongly affected the hardness and the porosity which had a primary effect on the thickness/cycle and the DE values.

Regarding functional aspects, elevation, as a broad-scale environmental gradient, showed a greater influence on dominant trait values, whereas at finer scales, grazing management had a primary effect on both dominant trait values and diversity measures.

The role of VP in memory processing and the effects of VP on learning and memory tasks to a primary effect on the individual's arousal level were emphasized in their research studies.

Application of CTS in soil has a primary effect on the bacterial communities that, negatively, alter the bacterial diversity and community similarity, while that, positively, it permits to select specific bacterial groups able to resist and biodegrade contaminants.

Landscapes change constantly from natural and anthropogenic drivers, and land use and land cover changes by humans have been identified as a primary effect of humans on natural systems.

The rapid onset of bradycardia and decrease in systolic and diastolic pressure is consistent with a primary effect of LeTx on the heart.

Summarizing the regulation of ROS (besides the obvious influence of antioxidants), our model represents a primary effect of Ca2+ on ROS according to equations (22) (see above) and – via NADH and membrane potential – (21) (Table  1).

Thus, reduction in patients' depressive symptoms was, in large part, not mediated by improvement in overall psychopathology, which suggests a primary effect of lurasidone on depressive symptoms in patients with schizophrenia.

However, this evidence of a primary effect of peccaries on the seedling and sapling communities around palms was not supported in data from other edible species in the Myristicaceae.