Sentence examples for because the observed effects from inspiring English sources

Fifth, the grouping of comorbidities in the cardiovascular disease category is also a potential limitation because the observed effects on outcome cannot be attributed to an individual comorbidity.

However, these results need to be interpreted with caution because the observed effects on non-MAP kinase targets may result from indirect effects.

Because of the observed effects of mutant HSPB1 on the phosphorylation of NFs, we searched for the protein kinase responsible for the increased NF phosphorylation in mutant HSPB1 cells.

The Jun and Fos family of transcription factors are discussed because of the observed effects that LHR expression and LH-mediated activation had on their gene expression, as well as their integral roles in cancer development.

Because the observed effect was in the opposite direction, the tests were two-sided to ensure the possibility of assessing the statistically significant superiority of the Venturi mask strategy.

This may have implications for the rate of phenotypic change of coexisting species because the observed effect on resource use was parallel with the theoretical predictions of intra- and interspecific competition.

This also means that the calculation of Bayes factor before a realistic sample size has been reached will also be relatively unreliable, because the observed effect size used to calculate Bayes factor might be erroneous (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Positive results that are statistically significant (because the observed effect size is so large and its variance is so small), even with only two subjects, are important and have sufficient power.

Herbivory and seed predation could also be important factors in overall reproduction of the plants but were not responsible for the observed effects because flowers that showed herbivory damage, or contained larvae, were removed from the samples before the seed and fruit counts were done.

First, it is not possible to infer causality or specify the direction of the observed effects because of the cross-sectional study design.

Mincle is, however, not likely directly involved in the observed effects, because it is a receptor for TDM as much as for TDB (Schoenen et al., 2010) and TDB did not have any trafficking diverting effects in our study.