Sentence examples for effect is tied from inspiring English sources

It is clearly false that degree of distance between cause and effect is tied to the distinction between strict and ceteris paribus laws.

Because the loss of benefit coincided with the discontinued oral insulin, it is hypothesized that the immunological effect is tied temporally to the insulin intervention.

But he briefly congratulated Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, who in effect were tied on about 22%, saying "it's not easy" running for president.

Classifiers later identified specific to these individual networks would in effect be tied to EDCs through common TF networks, which would add a mechanistic perspective to these classifiers.

Here, we show that HDAC activity was causally related to inherited photoreceptor cell death in the rd1 mouse and that this detrimental effect was tied to HDACs I/II.

The use of increasing microelectrode scan rates is challenging because our understanding of the downstream convection effects is tied to the ill-defined topography of the imaged live cells.

Bradykinin's tussive effects are tied to activation of TRPV1 and TRPA1.

Ms. Palin weighed in on the particulars of the collective bargaining rights legislation, which was passed by the State Legislature last month but has yet to go into effect because it is tied up by legal challenges.

We do not know why TolA has this effect on CpoB levels, though we would speculate that it is an effect of TolA on CpoB stability that is tied to its effect on CpoB oligomeric state (Krachler et al., 2010).

In their hands, the word 'cosmopolitan' is tied to the effects of capitalist globalization, including especially the bourgeois ideology which legitimatizes 'free' trade in terms of the freedom of individuals and mutual benefit, although this very capitalist order is the cause of the misery of millions, indeed the cause of the very existence of the proletariat.

Systemic exposure to an inhaled corticosteroid is tied to its potential for adverse effects.