Sentence examples for but conferred from inspiring English sources

In this study, all of the FTO polymorphisms were associated with elevated risk for diabetes and obesity in white participants, while addition of the rs1421085 C allele was a determinant of increased susceptibility to obesity in African-Americans but conferred a protective effect against diabetes.

endorsed Mr. Gore, but conferred its blessing on Sept. 7.

TevAT1 knock-out had no effect on the trypanocidal activity of suramin and antrycide, but conferred some resistance to samorin.

Chitosan or pectin coating did not improve the physical and morphological properties or the encapsulation efficiency, but conferred better (prolongued) release profile of polyphenols from the particles.

The Washington Post reported that Flaherty would prepare his Redskins with lighter physical training than usual and more through "the medium of lectures and motion pictures". Baugh, having learned a lot from Marshall's behavior before the 1940 championship game, all but conferred sainthood on the Bears, even though everyone knew how rough they were.

It was the chemical mirror image of natural sugar, but conferred no calories to consumers.

The new DNA variations are common but confer a lesser risk.

This is a boon to consumers, but confers no lasting "first-mover" advantage on Groupon.

This cutoff may include both genes that are strictly essential and those that are non-essential but confer increased fitness.

We conclude that PDGF-BB does not induce hypertrophy or proliferation, but confers an anti-apoptotic effect on cardiomyocytes.

Their analyses concluded that mammograms every two years give the nearly the same benefit as annual ones but confer half the risk of harms.