Sentence examples for effect is characterised from inspiring English sources

The effect is characterised by a programming of the genome that leads to different responsiveness and adaptability of the gene expression machinery to chronic and acute environmental stimuli, i.e. nutritional supply.

Interference with physiological processes expected to lead to adverse health effects is characterised as "toxicity pathway".

In general, optical activity and dielectric polarisation effects are characterised by the chirality parameter κ and the refractive index n.

Tumour effects were characterised using RECIST v1.0 (Therasse et al, 2000).

This is in contrast to drug addiction, where the molecule is identified and its pharmacological effect on the brain is characterised.

Although Mn is an essential element for human health, exposure to high levels of Mn can induce neurological effects such as manganism which is characterised by movement disturbances similar to that observed in Parkinson's disease [ 4].

This population is characterised by founder effect, geographical and cultural isolation, high levels of consanguineous unions during early population expansion, population bottlenecks, admixture and homogenous environment [20].

The effect of climate-carbon cycle feedback is characterised by the feedback gain: the relative increase in CO2 increment as compared to uncoupled simulations.

A second category is characterised by opposite treatment effects on the CSHs.

Quantitative resistance is characterised by being incomplete and conditioned by multiple genes of partial effect [ 18].

Burn injury is characterised by a hypermetabolic response with physiologic, catabolic and immune effects.