Sentence examples for effect in causing from inspiring English sources

And this in turn had some effect in causing the recession of the early 1990s, although certainly not the dominant effect.

The mutations that exert the greatest effect in causing tumour formation are referred to as driver mutations.

Perhaps the memories of the Sinai expedition have had a salutary effect in causing him to avoid his previous belligerent provocations …" What follows are some of the questions and responses on Twitter, many in text-messaging dialect.

As such, they are more likely to arise from single gene defects, each of which carries a large effect in causing the early-onset presentation.

Antioxidants may have a promotion effect in causing cancer (The Alpha-Tocopherol, Beta Carotene (ATBC Cancer Prevention Study Groupp, 1994, Albanes et al., 1996, Omenn et al., 1996, DeNicola et al., 2011, Lu et al., 2013), and reduce the effect of an exogenous reducing agent in killing tumor cells (Lu et al., 2013).

miRNAs also mediate some of ethanol's effects in causing liver disorders.

As CIP/CIM not only has immediate detrimental effects in causing weaning difficulties but also causes long-term problems due to prolonged rehabilitation, it is a major cause of morbidity in patients surviving the acute phase of their critical illness.

Several lines of circumstantial evidence have indicated that introgression of DNA or chromatin fragments from an alien species into a recipient genome may also produce similar effects in causing genetic and epigenetic instabilities and generate novel phenotypes [ 11, 17].

For intentionality, total and "cause and effect," manic patients scored higher than those depressed (valid after multiple testing only for "cause and effect") and, in "cause and effect" animations higher than the control subjects (not valid after multiple testing).

The effect of stavudine in causing lipoatrophy appears to be strongly dose-related [ 20- 23].

We reported that hyperthermia has a synergistic effect with TRAIL in causing apoptosis [ 40– 40].