Sentence examples for differentiating the effect of from inspiring English sources

The rationale of these studies, however, was to develop a model that would permit differentiating the effect of systemic synthesis, activation and deposition of a complement component from that which is produced locally, in much smaller quantities and mediates its effects in the immediate microenvironment.

An experimental design aimed at differentiating the effect of vaccine from that of antibiotics was not possible in the present study.

While organic status (e.g., soil C and N) appeared to be the primary driver of clustering, other soil quality indicators (such as macroporosity) were also important in differentiating the effects of land use and soil type on cluster patterns.

Similarly, study of genetic variation at one or a few loci is unlikely to be adequate for differentiating the effects of demography and selection, because patterns of diversity vary widely across the genome even under the simplest neutral equilibrium conditions.

It is important to be careful in differentiating the effects of inhibitors and genetic mutation on the inflammatory pathways versus the fibrogeneic pathways.

Differentiating the effects of midwife-led care from the setting of that care is not possible within this study, a limitation that is not unique to our study.

These experiments, however, do not differentiate the effect of diminishing particle size from increasing adhesion between the phases.

Importantly, the design of the study does not able to differentiate the effect of TLV from hypothermia since we investigated the effect of hypothermic TLV.

Finally, the experiment was carried out during a dry and a rainy season to differentiate the effect of the other factors from the seasonal effect.

Special bioreactors for aerobic and anoxic phases were specifically designed in order to differentiate the effect of dissolved oxygen (DO) from that of mixing intensity, on membrane filterability.

In order to differentiate the effect of active exploration versus the sensation of passive limb motion, participants were tested under two conditions.