Sentence examples for characterizing effects from inspiring English sources

Such researches have succeeded in characterizing effects of these factors on perceived thresholds using explicit JND models [12].

Despite several differences were found between BKT and BG, both techniques can be comparable for characterizing effects of INO on the most basic measures used in silage evaluation.

Throughout our data analysis we adopt the definition of enhanced repression given in Equation (1), which is more appropriate for characterizing effects of DNA looping.

She added that the future of GWASs may lie in identifying rare (perhaps population-specific) high-impact variants and more complex structural variants, characterizing effects of genes and lifestyle, and extensive DNA functional studies.

One important task in the context of novel methods of characterizing effects of chemicals (see section " New challenges and novel approaches") will be to develop tools to define called pathways of toxicity or adverse outcome pathways (Burden et al. 2015).

Characterizing effect modification by genetic and environmental factors, including lifestyle, comorbidity, and medication use.

JEROME GROOPMAN: The science is indeed complex and I agree that we should invest in new research that can better characterize effects of toxins on the genome.

To characterize effects of sympathetic tone on fetal heart rate (FHR) reflex responses and FHR variability in late gestation.

To characterize effects of age and physical activity level on cartilage thickness and T2 response immediately after running.

Materials and methods Objective: To characterize effects of GC therapy on ICP in patients with delayed refractory intracranial hypertension after acute brain injury.

Note that this study characterized effects of the NS environment on reproductive tissue of male conchs.