Sentence examples for effect due to other from inspiring English sources

Thus, in order to better evaluate the role of VEGF, ruling out other effect due to other serum components, the following experiments were performed also on serum-depleted cells in the presence or absence of exogenous VEGF.

Studies reporting the association between O3 and mortality have found no evidence of a confounding effect due to other pollutants [ 36, 37, 41- 43], nor have recent multicenter studies conducted by Bell [ 44] assessing the potential confounding effects of PM.

Among the cell-cycle related genes of our selection, we investigate two genes, FGFR2 and MCL1, which crossing effects could potentially be linked to some modulating effect due to other genes from the same biological pathway.

Our observations do not provide insight into whether increased ET-1 was attributable to direct pollutant effect on systemic vascular endothelium, increased ET-1 generated in the pulmonary vasculature, or a downstream effect due to other circulating mediators elaborated because of effects in the lung.

Ms Kearney and Mr Levine ingeniously use data on miscarriage to more precisely isolate the economic effects specifically due to motherhood from those effects due to other demographic and socioeconomic attributes that may also affect the decision to have a child.

Interconnection effects due to other machines in the grid are included as the uncertainty in the controller design.

However, more work needs to be done to account for effects due to other possible factors, including blood insulin level and tumor heterogeneity (when a necrotic core appears), to further improve the reliability of the quantitative measurements and to examine the metabolic stability/change after a necrotic core develops.

VA ESSENCE determines an expected count by employing regression modeling based on historical data, day-of-the week effects, seasonal trends and effects due to other factors[7].

Continuous turning seems to exert beneficial effects due to other mechanisms.

VA ESSENCE determines an expected count by employing regression modeling based on historical data, day-of-the week effects, seasonal trends and effects due to other factors.

Further work will be required to assess whether these differences represent primary changes or whether they are secondary effects due to other morphological constraints.