Sentence examples for coincident effect from inspiring English sources
These results indicate that MS had a coincident effect on soil N2O flux and significantly reduced soil N2O production compared to that of M over two growing seasons.
Therefore, the high SNP frequency in Anopheles, and the coincident effect on Goldengate assay design, is a far more significant problem than for previous studies.
Moreover, there has been no comparison of unilateral vs. bilateral DBS surgery and the coincident effects on swallowing function.
The significant coincident event rate is obtained by subtraction of the expected rate of coincident events due to chance, rexp, from the observed rate of coincident events, rcoin.
Lesogaberan was equipotent to baclofen in these studies (but, as mentioned above, without coincident sedative effects and respiratory depression).
EEG studies demonstrate that frontal midline theta reflects elevated anxiety levels, which are reduced following the administration of an anxiolytic medication [Suetsugi et al., 1998], with coincident physiological effects such as the galvanic skin response [Aftanas et al., 2002].
In the present study, lesogaberan was found to be an effective antitussive agent, preventing citric acid evoked coughing in conscious guinea pigs in a dose-dependent manner but without coincident sedative effects or respiratory depression.
Coincident with the effect in inhibiting leptin secretion, Sp-cAMP inhibits leptin gene expression to a lesser degree.
Coincident with this effect, several important downstream targets of HIF-1 are also upregulated in irradiated tumours.
To determine whether the effects of melatonin on aromatase mRNA steady-state levels were dependent (not only coincident) on the effects of the hormone on intracellular cAMP, we studied aromatase mRNA steady-state levels from cells treated with agents that should mimic (Rp-cAMP) or block (8-Br-cAMP) these effects of melatonin.
Recently, the frequency of rain-triggered landslides in Thailand has been on the increase and has gained momentum, coincident with the effects of climate change.
