Sentence examples for as another effect of from inspiring English sources

Hence the reduction in MHC richness appears better explained as another effect of directional selection, which could also produce more uniform allele frequencies (the reduced FST among the Rv+ populations) if the different infected ponds retained similar resistant genotypes.

Again last week, when a report from the Pew Research Center noted that, for the first time, college-educated 30-year-olds were more likely to have been married than were people the same age without a college degree, the news was interpreted as another side effect of the recent recession.

A loss of accountability, particularly affecting the relationship between the public sector and less vocal citizens, has also been observed as another unintended effect of NPM (Christensen and Lægreid 2002).

The supplemental poverty measure (SPM) report released on Wednesday looks at the effectiveness of various elements in alleviating poverty as well as effects of various other expenses.

Lightbown notes this as "another sign of care for naturalistic effect".

It should be mentioned, that Fingolimod treatment also markedly reduces absolute numbers of plasmablasts and plasma cells in the periphery and CSF, hinting toward more complex effects of Fingolimod in the correction of impaired B-cell functions, as yet another beneficial effect of Fingolimod treatment (Fig. S4C).

57 Delayed pulmonary damage, mainly in the form of interstitial lung disease has been described as another potential adverse effect of rituximab.

There is also the possibility that the extra biopsies resulting from extra imaging studies could produce extra patients with more positive lymph nodes as another possible side effect of routine mammography [ 4].

However, adding other significantly associated elements into the network graph provided the likely scenario that both were related to one another as a side effect of chemotherapy or other anti-neoplastic therapies for both breast and colon cancer.

During fruit transfer from one element of a grading line to another, damage occurs as a combined effect of machinery roughness and the intrinsic susceptibility of fruit.

After excluding changes in blood flow, the authors of the latter study concluded that '… another mechanism, such as a direct effect of sympathetic transmitters on inflammatory cells, may mediate the putative effects of the SNS on DTH responses.' Another clinically well recognized phenomenon after stroke is immunosuppression.