Sentence examples for a restricted effect from inspiring English sources

From the experimental results, increasing the volume of paste has a restricted effect on strength, unless water content varies.

However, RBP-J deficiency did not result in a global defect in M2 gene program as expression of Marco and Jmjd3, two prototypical M2-associated genes was not reduced in Rbpj cKO mice (Fig. 2B), indicating a restricted effect on M2 phenotype that is similar to the restricted effects of RBP-J deficiency on the M1 phenotype (Xu et al., 2012).

Of interest, we only observed significant discrimination in the frontal LPP component window based on compatible and incompatible categories, independent of the specific valence, both for words (a restricted effect in the right scalp) and faces (both hemispheres).

In any case, it is possible that the debates will have only a restricted effect.

The apoptosis-inducing activity of membrane-bound TRAIL is restricted to neighbouring cells, thereby achieving a restricted bystander effect in order to avoid side effects on normal tissue.

Monoclonal antibodies against VEGF and its receptors, such as sorafenib or bevacizumab, appear to have a restricted therapeutic effect in clinical trials [ 104, 105].

This is further supported by the fact that a restricted local effect of Sulf1 has been shown by Ai, et al. who demonstrated that quail Sulf1 only alters the heparan sulfate on the cell expressing the enzyme as opposed to adjacent cells that lack Sulf1 expression [ 20].

The restricted effect along with the enhanced interfacial polarization determines the variation of dielectric constant of PI/TiO2 composites.

It demonstrates that the restricted effect, which affects the Tm in PVCH-PE-PVCH, could be ascribed to the fixed PE chain ends linked to the glassy PVCH.

This may explain the restricted effect of the combination of bortezomib and AVE1642 on CD45neg HMCLs.

Blocking ALK1 will have few side effects due to the restricted effect of ALK1 in vessel formation, which is anticipated to be relatively unimportant in elderly people.