Sentence examples for conspicuous effects of the from inspiring English sources
One of the conspicuous effects of the automobile has been to permit nearly everyone in the automotive countries to travel for recreation.
Despite the conspicuous effect of the infection, the molecular interactions between Wolbachia and its hosts that may mediate male-specific death have remained unexplored.
Although deletion of bldA has very conspicuous effects on the gross phenotype, the bldA molecular phenotype revealed by the "dualomic" approach has shown that only about 2% of the genome is affected; but this includes many previously unknown effects at a variety of different levels, including post-translational changes in proteins and global cellular physiology.
The density of MSW components has a conspicuous effect on the mixing characteristics of FB.
It was observed that Irigenin neither showed any conspicuous effect on the migration and invasion of T47D cells, nor affected expression of EMT markers even at concentrations which accounted for higher growth inhibition in A549 cells.
Parent-of-origin has a conspicuous effect on the alteration frequencies.
Comparison of Figures 3 with 4 demonstrates the conspicuous effect of PC adjustment in the two reconstructed analyses as this effect is hardly visible on the two original studies with internal controls.
The most conspicuous effect of variation in length penalty is on the ecology of the metabolic replicator community, which is summarized in Figure 7A.
The most conspicuous effect of UDP was found in the case of IL-8 (31.6-fold), whereas DEP showed the strongest effect on CRP expression (19.7-fold).
The most conspicuous effect of fine PM from dairy #57 was found in the cases of COX-2, TNF-α and IL-8 (over 35-fold increase), followed by IL-6 and SAA1 expression.
It was observed that the PLA2 induced a conspicuous effect evidenced by the rapid elevation of plasma CK activity through a time course, reaching its maximum effect 2 h after injection and returning to normal levels after 24 h).
