The phrase "also induced a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of an action or event, particularly in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The new policy also induced a large increase in productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "also caused a significant" or "also led to a considerable".
The association also induced a large decrease in X-linked inhibitor of apoptosis (XIAP), followed by caspase-3 activation.
STS also induced a large reduction in the intracellular [K+] that was not blocked by the ion channel inhibitors.
In addition to cytotoxicity, expression of BRC4 also induced a large number of chromosomal aberrations of both gap and break types (Fig. 3E).
Prime-boost vaccination with heterologous adenovirus containing HCV NS also induced a large and broadly targeted HCV-specific T-cell response in rhesus macaques [75].
Given that TEL-PDGFRB also induced a large number of IFN-regulated genes including Gbp1, it is tempting to speculate that there may exist an autocrine loop of IFN-γ, and that this in turn induces the transcription of Stat1 and Gbp1.
Either relatively small capacitance value or relatively large capacitance value would result in a large change of the bias voltage, which also induce a large change of the field-like term.
The gamma-radiation may also induce a large degree of autophagy in the CD133+ GSCs, and the CD133+ cells expresses higher levels of the ATG proteins such as ATG5, LC3 and ATG12.
51 These findings suggest that older obese women have a decreased capacity to use energy through the mobilization of lipids from fat stores, and this could also induce a larger caloric intake after surgery.
But it also induced a bombastic and declamatory style that we would find incomprehensible.
Mutations also induced a conformational change, and compared with H246N, the Y251S mutation induced a larger conformational change in the region.
They also induced a deeper, more elusive form of paranoia.
