Sentence examples for effect of lower level from inspiring English sources
The residual effect of lower level of ZnSO4 (6.25 kg ZnSO4 happliedplied to I year rice crop in combination with the cyclic incorporation of 6.0 t straw ha−1 also decreased the total uptake of Zn by II year rice crop significantly by 27.1 % in comparison to control.
In a hierarchical Fst analysis, each level of population structure is tested independently of the effect of lower levels in the hierarchy.
Here, we extended these studies testing the effect of lower levels of protamine (0.02 20 µg/ml).
Since these associations are obtained using logistic regression this is not an expected effect of lower levels of African ancestry and lower disease prevalence among the Hispanic Americans.
More recent prospective epidemiologic data from New Zealand, the Faroe Islands, and the Seychelles assessed developmental effects of lower level MeHg exposure in fish-consuming populations resulting from maternal and fetal exposures to MeHg (Cernichiari et al. 1995; Grandjean et al. 1999).
As the authors of the new study point out, heavy chronic drinking is linked to Korsakoff syndrome and alcoholic dementia, but not much is known about the effects of lower levels of drinking particularly "non-dependent" drinking, over time.
Effects observed at higher exposure levels typical of many experimental studies may also differ from effects of lower levels of exposure consistent with environmental exposures in humans.
However, his analysis showed no clear health effects of lower levels of exposure in adults, such as seen with modest consumption of fish.
However, in order to be compensated, an individual case must have been highly exposed whereas AFs include also the (population) effects of lower levels of exposure.
On the other hand, the 5-HTTLPR S allele appeared to enhance the effects of lower levels of child abuse only in the additional presence of the CRHR1 risk haplotypes.
Subsequent epidemiological studies among island populations have found more subtle adverse effects of lower levels of MeHg exposure from habitual fish consumption during pregnancy, which have been extensively reviewed elsewhere (Clarkson and Magos 2006; NRC 2000).
