Sentence examples for but to an effect from inspiring English sources

The separation is due to neither shear-induced diffusion, nor initial lift, but to an effect similar to fluid skimming.

Interestingly this inhibition is also not due to a decrease in the transcription of the AHL QS systems but apparently to an effect on loci upstream the lasI/R and rhlI/R systems [ 38].

As I have argued elsewhere, however, while the NLRA is undoubtedly dysfunctional, the blockage of this traditional channel for collective action has led not to ossification, but to a hydraulic effect: unable to find an outlet through the NLRA, the continuing demand for collective action has forced open alternative legal channels.

I argue that the dysfunctionality of the National Labor Relations Act has led not to "ossification" - as many believe - but to a hydraulic effect: unable to find an outlet through the NLRA, the continuing demand for collective action has forced open alternative legal channels.

We demonstrated that the increased percentage of living cells observed upon CXCL12 administration was not due to induction of proliferation but to a prosurvival effect of this chemokine.

Coengagement of TLR4 and FcγRIIa resulted in increased potency (i.e., half maximal inhibitory concentration), but to a lesser effect (~25-fold).

A similar trend is observed for groups with the correlation of low PGA with low erosion rates and high PGA with high erosion rates but to a smaller effect.

The protection was not due to the absence of the LDLR in the knock-out mouse strain, but to a direct effect of hyperlipoproteinemia.

In the Netherlands, we do not attribute the decline to improved control but to a cohort effect.

Thus, somatic mtDNA mutations are likely to contribute to stem cell dysfunction and age-related phenotypes in a similar manner in normal human aging, but to a lesser effect.

The reason for this is unknown, but may be due to an effect of the mutations on protein stability.