Sentence examples for challenge the effect from inspiring English sources
When the intention is to entertain and challenge, the effect is quite the opposite.
To challenge the effect of lignin depletion through breeding with lignin depletion by chemical removal from the cell walls, two of the studied samples were further delignified by a selective chemical process using sodium chlorite under acidic pH.
His paper in 1980 and editorial in 1997 which challenge the effect of pulmonary metastasectomy are cited by only two of the index papers, and yet, unlike Blalock's paper, Aberg's publications have metastasectomy in their title and could not be missed in a literature search.
As the change to FOA's articles cannot be reversed without Bambino's consent (or alternatively a court challenge), the effect was to entrench Bambino's control of FOA, even if the banks were to regain control of FOH.Bambino used similar manoeuvres in FOM, though the process was simpler because Mr Mullens and Mrs Ecclestone already controlled Petara's board.
Challenge the effect of the QTLs in several genetic backgrounds taking into account the strong species structuration, across ecosystems and then within each ecosystem.
To the contrary, expression of PP2Cα was upregulated by acute ethanol challenge, the effect was unaffected by ADH transgene.
Work with boys and men may also want to recognise, develop more sophisticated tools to examine, and challenge the effects of racialised hegemonies and racism in their lives.
Lucas promised to fill the void left by Labour over challenging the effects of Brexit, for example over workers' rights and the status of EU nationals in the UK.
Consequently, it is anticipated that supplementation of mice with silymarin (a known anti-oxidant), will compensate the depletion of the vitamin and challenge the oxidant effect of TAA.
We suggest that suitable responses include the promotion of active forms of interconnectedness, which empower actors and challenge the noxious effects of the neoliberal model of development.
Her hope is in resurgent forces that can help to challenge the corrupting effects of big money: minimum-wage campaigners, anti-fracking activists, and unionized teachers impressed her in particular.
