The result is a net effect: if everyone upgraded, we'd all be OK.
I mean, obviously I know that you are here because you wrote to me on the computer and I wrote back so there was a net effect and now we're here.
The TP is a net effect of all possible physiological mechanisms contributing to HRV and thus represents the overall variability of the cardiac autonomic nervous system.
To what extent this improvement in CCS classification is a net effect of reduced ischemic burden, and thus a relief of angina symptoms, or is driven by changes in individual perception needs further clarification.
There would thus be a net positive effect of CO2 fertilization on the amount of carbon stored in forests, a clearly beneficial effect for overall climate change.
We propose that irreversible heat effects compensate the reversible (Peltier) cooling of the carboncarbon dioxide electrode in the aluminium electrolysis cell, but that there will be a net cooling effect at electrodes where oxygen production take place.
The difference of 52 Mg C ha−1 can be considered a net effect of SFM on a landscape level, reflecting the reduced harvest intensities, reduced logged area, and vigorous post-logging regrowth in Deramakot.
However, the increase shown in the figure is not a net effect as the reform has, at the same time, reduced the number of people receiving social assistance.
In all cases except for additive STDP the curves pass through ˙w/ ν = 0 at an intermediate value of w and with a negative slope, i.e. for weights below the fixed point there is a net potentiating effect, and for weights above the fixed point there is a net depressing effect, resulting in a stable fixed point which is not at an extremum of the weight range.
