Sentence examples for effect derived from inspiring English sources

Combination therapy with SYY plus IFN-α, by regulating the MMP2/TIMP2 ratio and VEGF expression, could be an effective therapeutic strategy to reverse the tumor-enhancing effect derived from hepatectomy.

The slightly inhibitive effect derived from the existence of H2O or SO2 was also detected.

Green spaces also increase the cooling effect derived from water and wind sources.

Under tension, PBS was stiffer due to the strengthening effect derived from rigid ZnO particles.

In the sense of a personal temperament Romanticism had always existed, but in the sense of an aesthetic period it signified works of art whose prime impulse and effect derived from individual rather than collective reactions.

In 1946, Polish-born pSolomongist Solomon Asch found that the way in which individuals form impressions of one another involved a primacy effect, derived from early or initial information.

Therefore, the synergistic effect derived from multiple transition metals and unique nanostructure may be the key for excellent electrocatalytic properties.

Information regarding the impact of variability on supply chain dynamics due to "cross-border effect" derived of security inspection policies is provided.

We can postulate an antioxidant effect derived from dietary CPPs on a biological system which can be synergistic with other antioxidant compounds derived from fruit beverage.

They function both with an indirect antifungal effect, involving fragmentation of fungal cell wall (rich in chitin and glucans) to release elicitors that induce plant defense responses, and by a direct effect derived from digestion of glucan fibers and the resulting weakening of fungal cell walls40.

Due to the possible effect derived from a different amount of reads assigned to treated water and groundwater, we modified the calculation of pi and pig such that each level would contribute equally to those estimates and not proportionally to its number of reads.