Developmental neurotoxicity constitutes effects occurring in the offspring primarily as a result of exposure of the mother during pregnancy and lactation.
Particularly some of the cis effects constituted large effect sizes that are likely to be biologically relevant and survived strict correction for multiple testing.
Pharmacokinetics constitute the effect of the body on the drug, which is usually categorized into effects on absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination of the drug.
These chants go back more than fifty generations and constitute, in effect, an oral history of the Maoris, and Fuller, a man who is intensely interested in almost everything, undertook to persuade his friend that it was high time they were recorded on tape and made available to scholars, himself included.
They constitute, in effect, a coherent symbolic structure of the universe as the Han Chinese conceived it.
It was previously remarked that low values reported during the stay in hospital partly constitute an effect of the exacerbation and partly of the hospitalisation.
Many genes within such a category are influenced by a combinatorial effect, whereas none or only a few genes are affected by the single effects that constitute this combinatorial effect.
Also, enrichment p-values of genes affected by each and by both of the single effects that constitute this combinatorial effect are given.
If such narrative happenings are too neat to be true, if the dispatching of characters and the tying-up of ends in the book's final chapters constitute striking effects rather than moral exploration and understanding, they are no less entertaining for that -- entertaining in the mode of earlier nasty British satirists like Evelyn Waugh and Kingsley Amis.
These changes constitute the effects of the intervention and are represented by the numbers of events and stages induced or prevented.
