Sentence examples for appreciated effects from inspiring English sources

We have now reexamined the issue in the light of the recently appreciated effects of digitalis drugs on cell signaling pathways.

Unlike the more easily appreciated effects of toxic chemicals, EDCs interact with the human body indirectly by mimicking, blocking, or otherwise disrupting the normal function of hormones.

Now a little appreciated effect called hyperalgesia, an increased sensitivity to pain, can make these drugs less effective for chronic pain leading people to take higher and higher doses seeking relief, increasing the chance of addiction.

On the one hand, overexpressed miRs could be suppressed by application of miRs with a complementary sequence to the target miRs (anti-miRs) and, on the other hand, downregulated miRs with an appreciated effect could be precipitated by application of oligonucleotides mimicking endogenous miRs [ 67].

The two artists appreciated the effects of natural elements on sculpture, and both sought to make volume and mass appear weightless.

Premature skin aging (photoaging) is among the most widely appreciated harmful effects of chronic exposure to solar UV radiation.

While the effects of gene-specific hypermethylation (e.g., reduced expression of a gene that is important for growth control) are easily appreciated, the effects of reduced global methylation are more vague [1], [3].

The patients appreciated the effects of the interventions because they increased patient autonomy and participation by enabling choices that fit individual circumstances [ 22].

"I think in the past we have had policies that haven't fully appreciated the effect on the regions," Fitzgibbon says.

Where was mention that Judge Alito struggles hard in his judicial reasoning to appreciate the effects of his decisions on the real lives of the most vulnerable?

J. the Spoiled Bunny," by Marilyn Sadler (Random House, 1986), can help children appreciate the effects of being selfish and stubborn and always demanding one's way.