Sentence examples for demarcated effect from inspiring English sources
Gonads, especially ovary, are of special interest in aging research, because the human ovary shows an especially demarcated effect of age: a reproducible decline of reproductive capacity in the mid-30 s, followed by menopause in the late 40 s to 50 s.
Multiple sclerosis plaques on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) generally appear as multiple, well demarcated, homogenous, small ovoid lesions, lacking mass effect and often oriented perpendicular to the long axis of the lateral ventricles (Paty et al., 1988; Barkhof et al., 2003).
Here, we postulated that variation in weather would have a stronger effect on time periods that were demarcated for discretionary - or recreational - activities.
ANOVA confirmed that, in the two windows of interest (demarcated by vertical gray lines), there were substantial age effects on mean amplitudes, as well as significant interactions between age and electrode (see text).
Migrant populations offer a unique model in which to study the effects of urbanization because of their clearly demarcated timings of onset and cessation of exposure to urban life (7, 11).
The etiological significance of this observation is the indication that the early stages of type 1 diabetes may be demarcated by a disturbance in the balance between insulin response and insulin activity, although the effects of an insulin secretion/insulin resistance disturbance may be more subtle in type 1 diabetes progression (24).
55 With linear splines, the effect of the explanatory variable is assumed to be piecewise linear on some number of segments demarcated by knots.
The result is a madcap montage of clattering, caterwauling sounds, demarcated by rapid-fire ostinato rhythms.
Musically the split is just as neatly demarcated.
In South Africa individuals are protected not self defined, demarcated groups.
