Sentence examples for effect of higher level and from inspiring English sources

A third option is to categorize exposure levels into equidistant groups that can also facilitate addressing a potential adverse effect of higher level and a threshold effect.

Global warming is not the only side effect of higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

These observations are consistent with our previous findings of a synergistic effect of high level of As exposure with tobacco smoking and low BMI on the risk of skin lesions (Ahsan et al. 2006b; Chen et al. 2006).

These data provide an explanation for the inflammatory effects of higher levels of thrombin and specific PAR1/4 agonists.

The effect of high levels of NaCl and NH4Cl on the activity and attachment of methanogenic associations, in semi-continuous flow-through reactor systems, has been evaluated (De Baere 1984).

Such a mechanism is also justified as a means to protect against the effect of high levels of subsidies and protection to agriculture in developed countries, which depress and destabilize world prices and create unfair competition on both international and domestic markets.

For example, the toxic effect of high levels of neutrophils and the accompanying feedback mechansims of anti-inflamatory agents (see e.g. [7], [24]) do not enter the model.

This could be an effect of high levels of nitrogen and sulphur compounds in the xylem during flushing of the leaves, when mistletoe leaves transpire more than host leaves and thus divert more of these elements from the host.

There was previously little data about the effect of high levels of air pollution and results from second-hand smoking studies were used instead, leading to an underestimate of deaths.

In order to investigate a combined effect of high levels of total carotenoids and high increase in d-ROMs compared to low levels of both these factors (above median levels compared to below median levels), we utilized a two-factor Cox model.

Graham et al [ 49] note that there is a lack of awareness about the extent and effect of high levels of reproductive morbidity on the health and quality of life of women in the developing world.