Sentence examples for and the direct effect from inspiring English sources
Unlike in the simulations performed in ref. 13 the formation of sea ice is enabled and the direct effect of aerosol on radiation turned off in our simulations.
Very few studies have used community-based interventions for primary prevention of Type 2 diabetes, and the direct effect of such interventions on diabetes incidence is relatively unknown.
These results provide implications for the direct and indirect halo effects of offline brand image and the direct effect of online performance that may influence consumers' perceptions, expectations, and loyalty regarding multi-channel retailers.
Subsequent measurement of the dissolution and aggregation of nZnO particles and the direct effect of Zn2+ ions on larvae, suggest the negative effects of nZnO on larval development and growth were most likely due to Zn2+ ions.
This also complicates the interpretation of studies using transgenic mice expressing ChR2 in SMCs, in which light will have two opposite actions: the photoactivation of ChR2 depolarizing the cells and raising their intracellular calcium leading to constriction, and the direct effect of light decreasing calcium leading to dilation.
Most healthcare professionals felt that treating their patients' OSA would improve complaints about sleepiness, symptoms at night, and the direct effect of apnea on others (89 96%).
Successful development relies heavily on parental contribution over and above the direct effect of maternal and paternal genes.
Therefore, we disaggregate aid into specific-purpose categories that are more likely affecting the mechanisms described previously and test the direct effect of aid categories on migration.7.
From low to intermediate dispersal values, losing one source community means always losing the species that dominates in this source and thus the direct effect dominates.
Fourth and finally, the direct effect c' (lower part of Fig. 2) must be no significant.
This work deals with both the indirect (chemical ageing) and the direct effects of elevated temperatures on the fatigue life of a natural rubber (NR) under mechanical loads.
