Sentence examples for assumed effect on from inspiring English sources

All of this train of logic holds together although I am not sure there is much actual evidence for the existence of prestige and its assumed effect on fitness.

First, we did the analysis per HR-HPV type, in which we assumed effects on the logarithm of the rate to be linear for age, square-root of CD4+ cell count, the base-10 logarithm of HIV-RNA viral load and the base-2 logarithm of number of sexual partners.

The combined effect of smoking and abnormal placentation assumed effect modification on an additive scale but not on a multiplicative scale.

The new tariffs will take effect on May 8, assuming the United States International Trade Commission decides by then that unfair Canadian trade practices have injured the American lumber industry.

To sum up: "Much of the concern with density in planning and other related fields has been over high urban density and its assumed negative effect on the quality of life of urban residents.

We assumed the effect on health of consuming an extra apple a day to be the same irrespective of baseline apple consumption, as described in the underlying meta-analyses describing the relations between fruit and vegetable consumption and cardiovascular disease.

As the orthosteric binding site of the mGlus is physically removed from the transmembrane domains, we initially fit the curves using eq 2 (Methods) and assumed no effect on orthosteric agonist affinity (i.e., α = 1) induced by the PAMs.

The effect of the lower speed limit has been modelled by adjusting the free flow speed in the speed density relationship assuming no effect on critical or maximum density.

As no significant differences were found, we adjusted for the effect of birth cohort assuming the effect on mortality is the same for both carriers and non-carriers.

These effects assume no effect on hip fractures and are largely driven by the reduction of breast cancer.

The authors do not assume an effect on the validity of their study [ 14].