Sentence examples for based on suggested effects from inspiring English sources

Below is a list of some of the things that may be changed or ruined for future generations based on suggested effects of climate change.

These muscles were selected for length testing based on their suggested effects on alignment and movement of the scapulothoracic region [ 15] and for comparison to a previous study [ 8].

We included age as an independent variable in the analyses; however, specific analyses of older age groups in a larger sample would have been preferable based on previous suggested effects (Forester et al. 2009).

At this point, the OR based on fixed effects models suggested no effect whereas the OR based on the random effects model suggested a statistically significant benefit (which is expected to occur whenever a very large trial shows no effect and smaller trials show an effect).

It also suggests, based on the effects of PTH on osteoblasts, that it is more likely to accelerate normal fracture healing than to prevent non-union.

Response to endocrine treatment could not be predicted based on BMI, suggesting that the effect of AR diplotypes went beyond that of a higher BMI.

The effect of lanthanum addition on the high temperature oxidation is explained based on simulations suggested by the experimental results.

The optimum range for each factor is suggested based on the different effects of these factors on the compressive strength.

The fourth paper by Noguchi, Kogure, Konishi, and Itoh, Practice Supporting System with Related Problem Set Generator Based on Targeted Educational Effects, suggested an intelligent tutoring system that generates sets of similar problems, each of which is related to a certain educational target and supports exercises with the problem sets.

Plausible adsorption mechanisms, such as H-bonding, could be suggested based on the effect of the solution pH on the status and adsorbed quantity of SMX and the zeta potential of MDC.

A function in SA metabolism has been suggested based on its effect on SA-glucoside accumulation and its similarity to phytohormone-amino acylases [ 22, 23].