Sentence examples for already existing effects from inspiring English sources

Hence, increased predation danger can reinforce the already existing effects of decreased intake rates.

For many health effects, climate change worsens already existing effects; some options would be beneficial anyway, regardless of climate change.

When a new antibody is introduced in an already existing assay, the matrix effect may respond differently from the previous antibody.

Based on these findings, already existing approaches to explain personalization effects are discussed in relation to new extracted factors (e.g. emotional aspects).

Previous studies on the effect of already existing modified versions of CBT on anxiety among children with an ASD reported moderate to large effect sizes on anxiety symptoms (e.g. [ 31, 12, 32]).

In fact, it is the immortality of plastics has inspired some enterprising researchers to begin thinking "outside of the box" to develop innovations to re-purpose already existing plastics, perhaps to even reduce the effects of climate change.

Experimental data already existing for both polyelectrolyte and molecular crowding effects strongly suggests a very high impact on the cytoskeletal behavior.

His election may have had the effect of tempering the already existing glass ceiling when it comes to women in positions of power.

The paper also proposes a model to distribute security resources over an already existing railway network in order to minimize the negative effects of an intentional attack.

The ageing effect was suggested to originate from already existing polar molecular groups, which have rotated on the surface by plasma-related process and then rotate back into the material in time.

A typical example is the study of long-term health effects of Swedish snus (snuff) in an already existing cohort of construction workers [ 2].