Sentence examples for a relatively mild effect from inspiring English sources

About the age when a child's voice stops cracking, education itself has a relatively mild effect on academic success.

This borderline number of copies may explain a relatively "mild" effect of miR30a knockdown.

Mutations found in XLMR have a relatively mild effect on the biochemical functions of MeCP2 when compared with those found in RTT [ 50].

This is consistent with previous findings demonstrating a relatively mild effect of macrophage fusion marker (DC-STAMP) on bone mass (Yagi et al., 2005).

Replacement of the last base C of either motif (C or C) with a G had a relatively mild effect on binding affinity (RD6m14 and RD6m21 in Table 1).

By 12 weeks of treatment, all three chemopreventive agents had a significant effect on glandular histology, with tamoxifen and 9cRA showing the greatest suppression of ductal development and lobule formation, and 4-HPR showing a relatively mild effect.

The absence of an effect of cell density on RUNX2 and the relatively mild effect on ALP and OCN expression in hPDCs suggest that osteogenic differentiation in hPDCs may be less sensitive than the hBMCs to cues affected by cell density.

Further, we saw that the relatively mild effect of analogy can be reinforced by communication within a population.

This relatively mild effect of Cby deficiency on β-catenin signaling activity might be explained by the presence of two Cby homologues in mammals, Cby2 (also called Nurit [37]) and Cby3.

In contrast to the relatively mild effect of caspase-7 deficiency in the femur, caspase-3-deficient mice showed a reduction in trabecular thickness and decreased BV/TV ratio.

In line with the known tissue specific expression control, it is possible that the relatively mild effect observed in our patients despite the abrogation of VLCFA synthesis by HACD1 is the result of compensating activities by HACD2 and HACD3.