Sentence examples for counterpart effects from inspiring English sources

While the older group had 23% less initial strength than the younger counterpart, effects of age and gender on fatigue were marginal.

(b) Besides the conventional PE stiffening effect, its counterpart effect of PE softening is also noted, both of which depend on the piling way of the PM, PE, and MEE layers.

We show that replacement of 10 SNAP-23 residues with their SNAP-25 counterparts effects SNAP-25-like cleavability.

While the DDST scheme exhibits the same channel performance as its time-division multiplexed training (TDMT) counterpart, the effect of the introduced distortion may considerably affect the detection performance.

Adding an identical counterpart, in effect, equalizes an object on one side of a space with the other side.

When the dancers form a circle with their virtual counterparts, the effect is potentially uncanny, but the power is undercut with the added image of Lava Lamp fluid and a swimming goldfish.

Female CRF2-deficint mice display more depressive-like behaviors on the forced swim test than their male counterparts, an effect blocked by a CRF1 receptor antagonist [ 95].

Conscious obese rats displayed a reduced β-AR response following dobutamine administration compared to their lean counterparts, an effect most pronounced at the mid-dose (15 μg.kg−1) similar to type 2 diabetic rats.

Appropriate modifications to equation 1 are in place for the fixed effects counterpart.

The comparison of the proposed algorithm with UCS, its state-of-the-art accuracy-based counterpart, emphasizes the effects of our extended strength-based approach and validates its competitiveness in multi-class problems with various class distributions.

In the eye, PGF2α-EA and its clinical counterpart bimatoprost have effects similar to those of PGF2α on ocular tension.