Sentence examples for effect developed by from inspiring English sources
The future would really depend on the synergistic effect developed by combinational use of prebiotics and probiotics.
QuickTime includes an implementation of the 133 standard transitions defined by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), as well as some additional effects developed by the QuickTime team.
This model is combined with a small-angle multiple scattering range theory considering both nuclear and electronic stopping effects developed by Marwick Sigmund and Valdes Arista to formulate a improved range theory.
The inflammatory response side-effect developed by some immunised patients pointed to the complexity of the immune processes acting in the brain and their potential for harmful effects.
Different tools were utilized to facilitate use of the skills acquired, such as a chart for observing behaviours and a personal diary for recording side-effects (developed by the principal investigator and validated by HIV-expert health professionals).
A formula for describing the dependence of the dynamic fracture toughness on the loading rate effect and the thermal effect is developed by using the damage variable.
Arguments to the same effect were developed by Bonomi (1983) and Harnad (1990).
The improved third order zigzag theory and its smeared counterpart (without the zigzag effect), recently developed by the authors for static analysis of piezoelectric laminated cylindrical shells, are extended to dynamics.
The median effect analysis developed by T-C Chou was used to identify the interaction between the four compounds in their anticancer activity.
The dose response data were then evaluated with the CompuSyn™ program which applies the median effect methodology developed by Chou and Talalay [ 39] to assess drug-drug interactions.
The synergy analysis based on the median effect methodology developed by Chou and Talalay [ 39] could not be performed on the in vivo data because the combination was only tested at one dose of gefitinib.
