Sentence examples for effect are distinct from inspiring English sources

To assume that cause and effect are distinct phenomena might strike us as the most natural understanding of causation.

A mental property and its would-be effect are distinct, yet functionalism entails that they enjoy a necessary connection.

We identify the conserved extracellular cysteine-rich domain (CRD) as the site of action for oxysterols on Smo, involving residues structurally analogous to those contacting the Wnt lipid adduct in the homologous Frizzled CRD; this modulatory effect is distinct from that of cyclopamine mimics, from Hh-mediated regulation, and from the permissive action of cellular sterol pools.

It is found that the left tunnel is influenced to varying degrees during different construction stages and the time effect is distinct for this large excavation in soft soils, which would be suggestive to engineers to pay more attention to the protection of adjacent tunnel during the crucial construction stages.

Additionally, chlorpyrifos administration at 1 day of age caused an even larger inhibition of protein synthesis throughout the brain; the effect was distinct from that on DNA synthesis, as it diminished substantially by 8 days of age and did not develop any regional selectivity.

This effect is distinct from what is observed in the leg disc (see Introduction) and is not due to the suppression of wg, as ectopic BMP signaling does not affect wg ligand expression in the wing pouch (Fig. 2H) [25], [25].

This effect is distinct from the effect on ω for several reasons.

This effect is distinct from the effects of phorbol ester and of okadaic acid (Biggs et al, 1996).

This type of secondary effect is distinct from those indirect effects mediated by reducing transmission, as has been shown, for example, with insecticide-treated nets.

Nevertheless, the effects on 5HT turnover occurred at a dose below that required for loss of transmitter, suggesting that the miswiring effect is distinct from outright neurotoxicity.

Note this effect is distinct from that of natural selection in which case some mutations are more likely to be accepted than others.