Sentence examples similar to diluted effect from inspiring English sources

If distinct sub-phenotypes are due to different susceptibility genes, a study that combines these heterogeneous phenotypes will yield diluted effects.

The inhomogeneity of the study population might have diluted effects in groups of patients with specific problems or diagnoses.

In the end, many brands suffered the diluting effect brought on by the hammer price of the Patek Philippe lot.

This means the decline in the average is probably attributable to the diluting effect of these new members, rather than a cutting of contributions for existing scheme members," McPhail said.

Their cause will be helped by the fact the BBC this week confirmed that live streams of every single sport will be available through 24 separate channels on Sky and Virgin Media as well as online – though it will be interesting to see if that boosts the exposure of less well known sports or has a diluting effect.

Both those conditions will have a diluting effect on our results.

The decline of residues was significantly ascribed to the growth diluting effect and the degradation of the pesticide itself.

So far, the groundwater influx has had a diluting effect, although the volume of tainted water has increased".

The behavior of lambda-cyhalothrin residue was investigated on tomato to evaluate the diluting effect of the residue caused by plant growth during the experiment.

These experimental results were explained on the basis of diluting effect and obstructing effect on the mobility of PP chains in the ethylene propylene copolymer.

Another possibility is that the larger body size in SO2A flies might have a "diluting" effect resulting in lower PO2 and therefore decreased hyperoxia-induced oxidative damage, leading to enhance survival in extreme high O2 environments.