Sentence examples for differentiated effects on the from inspiring English sources
Different mutations of HBx exert differentiated effects on the functionality of HIF-1 α, however, the overall activity of HBx mutants appears to increase the expression and transcriptional activity of HIF-1 α.
There were no statistically confirmed differentiated effects of the dosage applied on tibia and toe ash in these birds.
The initial TPACK differences observed in teachers thus produced differentiated effects on their perceptions of TPACK development at the end of ICT lesson design.
Moreover, heterogeneity in the competences and industry experience of hired members of the management team could support the development of new brokerage roles, with differentiated effects on various brokers' functions.
These two policies produce differentiated effects on renewable energy, outputs, fiscal spending and cross-border externalities.
We found: (1) Different spatial arrangements had differentiated effects on intercepting shortwave radiation, which led to variations in air temperature.
Thus, F/T can have differentiated effects on T lymphocyte subtypes from SLE patients and controls, and can have significant effects on cell death and proliferation.
Finally, according to the results from study 2, four generalized indicators of four dimensions of face were analyzed as grouping variables for study 3, so as to test whether different dimensions have differentiated effects on consumers' tendency to purchase ecological products.
We are also able to analyze the differentiated effect on market and domestic work.
Despite awareness on the differentiated effects that the same infrastructural interventions may have on different groups and populations (e.g. Booth et al. 2000), infrastructures are often designed without taking much into account their splintering effects on people and spaces (Graham and Marvin 2001).
