Sentence examples for compatible effects from inspiring English sources

Dividing the participants by the age of smoking initiation and baseline smoking also led to compatible effects within the smaller subgroups.

Compatible effects were observed in Zebrafish, in which expression of Δ40p53 in a p53-null background did not lead to a specific phenotype although expression in a p53-competent background resulted in impaired growth and development [ 15].

Compatible effects of UCP2 have indeed been demonstrated in in vitro preparations [ 15, 16], but only the study by Mattiasson et al [ 15] has so far provided in vivo data, in the form of measures of UCP2 mRNA, compatible with this possibility in ischemic preconditioning.

In order to evaluate the compatible effect of total damping and stiffness efficiency of the present sandwich structures, a synthetic evaluation criterion is developed, which shows that bare sandwich panels filled with hard polyurethane foam (B-II-HPF) and soft polyurethane foam (B-II-SPF) can yield the best performance up to 2 4 times higher than the base hybrid sandwich panels.

We computed two one-sided paired t tests to determine the O R compatibility effect (incompatible > compatible) for RTs and mean error rates collected during the unguided test phase.

Thus, the in vivo pattern of HGF expression is compatible with effects on ductal elongation and alveologenesis.

MCF7, but not MDAMB231, tumours treated with phenformin showed a substantial increase in stromal connective tissue compatible with effects of the drug on activated fibroblasts (Olumi et al, 1999; Bhowmick and Moses, 2005).

The estimate for regular care of dogs was slightly more precise, with a 95%CI indicating the data are compatible with effect estimates ranging from a large protective effect to a small detrimental effect.

This effect is compatible with the effects of the polar fraction on inner membrane complexes I III and increased HE fluorescence in RAW 264.7 cells.

In subjects adherent to one group but not the other, no consistent effect compatible with a 'healthy behaviour' effect was seen, so we conclude that a major component of the adverse outcome seen with poor adherence are the foregone benefits of drug treatment.

Peri-operative azithromycin reduced post-operative trichiasis; however, the estimate of effect was imprecise and compatible with no effect or increased trichiasis (OR 0.85, 95% CI 0.63 to 1.14; 1954 eyes; 3 studies).