Sentence examples for effect can be traced from inspiring English sources

The rejuvenating effect can be traced to increased blood flow in a specific region of the brain, say the researchers.

The enormous interest and history of this fundamental effect can be traced back to the two-slit experiment devised by Thomas Young in the early 19th century.

Its therapeutic effect can be traced back to its ability to bind CD1d and activate iNKT cells, which results in the production of T helper 1 (Th1) and Th2 cytokines.

The results of this study show that thermal remediation can enhance the biodegradation of chlorinated ethenes, and that this effect can be traced to the mobilisation of DOC due to steam injection.

However, this effect can be traced back to the share (model II) or the amount (model IV) of intermediate secondary school graduates.

This protective effect can be traced to high acetone concentrations present in the brains of human patients on ketogenic diet.

Another issue for future research is to analyse to what extent unemployment effects can be traced back to cyclical fluctuations rather than structural differences between regions.

For the most part, the unanticipated effects can be traced back to the interplay between disability programs and the policy and economic environment within which they operate.

However, processes that are automatic and implicit in nature do exert subtle influences in orienting decisions, and their effects can be traced in form of decision biases.

In a unified hypothesis, these cellular and gene regulation effects can be traced to the role of Pa-Cad in dampening Pa-Dl expression throughout the posterior GZ.

This is exactly in line with the idea held by Goethe: that a special status should be accredited to a key phenomenon to which all associated effects can be traced.