Sentence examples for effect can be deduced from inspiring English sources

For example, no causal effect can be deduced.

Compounds that have a predominantly inhibitory effect can be deduced from the binary combinations within the table.

Although unexpected at first, this effect can be deduced from our simple model (Eq. (7)) in the limit that Δ BF ec t,P) and BF ec(t 0,P) approach zero at high pressure.

Scale effects can be deduced from the various sub- and full-scale models tested.

The influence of sample matrix effects can be deduced from the A. acidoterrestris Ct values of "filtered" samples and "unfiltered samples" (Table 1).

One possible mechanistic explanation for these paradoxical effects can be deduced from studies showing that POPs such as dioxin lead to a decrease in liver gluconeogenesis in several cellular and animal models mainly through the repression of phosphenolpyruvate carboxykinase (Viluksela et al. 1999).

First, no cause-effect relationship can be deduced from a cross-sectional design study such as this one.

It has been shown that the requirement of self-equilibrium of a load for the decay of end effects for static fields can be deduced from the requirement of zero average power for the dynamic fields.

A further effect of the CFO that can be deduced from (25) is that the subchannel filter at the AFB is not frequency-aligned with the corresponding subchannel filter at the SFB.

Since the field-effect transistor (FET) measurements discussed in further detail below provide p-type conductivity for both the intrinsic and light induced charge transport, which is presumably due to the known p-doping effect of atmospheric oxygen, it can be deduced that electrons are the trapped type of carriers.

Although the individual particles that make up Saturn's rings cannot be seen directly, their size distribution can be deduced from their effect on the scattering of light and radio signals propagated through the rings from stars and spacecraft.