Therefore, this model provides a useful tool to examine the sole effect of hypovitaminosis D, in a wide range of research settings, without confounding changes in PTH, Ca, and P. Vitamin D deficiency is a worldwide problem [ 1] as it associates with increased mortality for all causes.
The results provided the first direct electrophysiological evidence of Gardos channel activation in intact red blood cells by the sole effect of a local membrane deformation, and of the participation of secondarily activated anionic currents in the deformation-triggered response.
It is unclear whether a given treatment will have the sole effect of upregulating mitophagy: it seems likely that compensatory mechanisms (which we do not explicitly model, but may include retrograde signalling [ Chae et al., 2013]) will engage to stabilise mtDNA copy number.
Taken as a whole, the results point definitely to the conclusion that the sole effect of the colour filters is due to the reduction in light intensity.
The fit is indeed very good, as seen in Figure 9. Based on this result, the sole effect of NOT1 binding to miRISC leads to a strong increase in the percentage of mRNA degraded through miRISC activity, given by (2) σ R N = λ R N λ R N + λ + μ ~ 0. 64, which emphasizes the strong role of NOT1 in the degradation of mRNA.
If the sole effect of diabetes on bone strength was due to a reduction in bone size, then IMIN would be the only significant variable explaining the variance in the maximum moment.
In fact, the sole effect of haloperidol is to block Dopamine 2 (D2) receptors, an action that is shared to a varying degree by all approved antipsychotic agents.
The sole effect of that is transfer of heat from hot to cold.
Ethanol was used to simulate the sole effect of soil external force on splash erosion.
