Sentence examples for earliest significant effects from inspiring English sources

The earliest significant effects on gene expression were detected at 10 minutes, with the peak response at 40 minutes (see additional file 2 and additional file 1).

This surprisingly long latency has been documented in several publications (e.g., Roitman et al. 2002; Huk and Shadlen, 2005; Churchland et al., 2011), and it is supported in the current study by the time of the earliest significant effects of stimulus strength on LIP responses.

No other significant effects occurred in this early latency range.

In fact these results are in agreement with the MEG study conducted by Dhond and colleagues [ 40] that evidenced that the earliest significant repetition effect during a paradigm of word stems generation appeared in the left posteroventral temporal cortex (centered in the lateral occipito-temporal sulcus) around 200 ms post-stimulus.

With the same metric of traffic density within 150 m around the home, the earlier study found significant effects that were not confounded by other individual or built environment variables or community-level variables such as poverty.

As stated earlier, no significant effect was noted for Pfl89B61 and BpaC9 (cluster 1 strains) and this was also the case for all the considered variables.

To validate the Kiss data obtained from IHC, and to determine approximately how early in development significant effects are discernable, a second set of animals was exposed and used to quantify Kiss1 mRNA levels.

Although the determinants of psychosexual gender identity are probably complex, it is clear that a testosterone surge that occurs in males during late foetal and early postnatal life has significant effects on regions of the brain that are strongly correlated with gender identity.

Those that received only GT showed positive but not significant effects early on, but the two treatment groups showed indistinguishable growth, above 15%, two years after the end of the treatment.

None of our early visual ROIs showed significant effects of our conditions on peak fMRI response.

This study follows from earlier results showing statistically significant effects of haptic feedback on the weighting of texture versus disparity cues [2], and on the "light from above" prior assumption [1], in perception of 3-D shape from static images.