Sentence examples for effect and support from inspiring English sources
They find evidence of both the liquidity effect and support for the Fisher equation.
These indicate a lack of legacy effect and support the use of a more aggressive treatment of diabetes in patients undergoing revascularization therapies.
To separately evaluate the inertial effect and support movement effect on the piping stress, the stress is decomposed into a primary and secondary stress using the proposed method.
Ni-based catalysts have been used for this reaction; however, the Ni size effect and support effect were highly coupled and therefore could not be observed separately.
Using Welch's t-test in R v2.12.0, the NIL line values for each of the traits were used in 1813 sequential single marker regressions across the introgression region to further resolve the original NIL effect and support joint-linkage mapping results within the CML277 and CML333 NIL families.
Furthermore, non-cytotoxic doses of both MN58b and RSM932A showed a significant increase of CHOP in a dose-dependent manner (data not shown), which dismisses that it is an off-target effect and support that ER stress induction caused by ChoKIs may be directly related to the inhibition of ChoK α activity.
Urban trees contribute significantly in mitigating the urban heat island effect and supporting biodiversity.
This result fits with the framework effect and supports the theory that thinking about function is an important component of the survival processing effect proposed by evolutionary psychologists (Bell, Röer, & Buchner, 2015).
The association of this gene with growth and reproductive traits reinforces the wide effect and supports the findings herein.
AG has a long history in cancer biology where it also known as the Warburg effect and supports the biosynthetic requirements of proliferating cancer cells [ 2– 6].
Such overrepresented mortality is consistent with the volunteer effect and supports the concept that the Mayo Lung Project randomization was compromised by the post-randomization self-selection of participant nonvolunteers.
