Sentence examples for effect of stage from inspiring English sources
In "Introduction to the Jewish Theater," the changing scales and meandering media (including an array of stenciling) are held in suspension by enormous cylinders and partial circles of pale color; they create the effect of stage lights by playfully using Malevich's Suprematist vocabulary.
Main effect of stage of lactation was minimal where the expression of IL10 increased for cows in early compared with cows in mid-lactation.
In detail, the effect of stage cut, feed pressure, operating temperature and CO2 concentration on gas permeance, CO2/N2 selectivity, CO2 purity and recovery were investigated.
Evaluating cows during the early postpartum period will provide additional information on the effect of stage of lactation and nutrient supplementation on PMN function.
We therefore evaluated the effect of stage of maturity (mature flowering at 12-week phonological stage) and duration of curing before storage for periods of 2, 12, 24, and 36 weeks on the quality of hay.
To investigate the effect of stage duration on peak physiological response to arm ergometry incremental exercise testing in individuals with spinal cord injury or disease (SCI/D) in support of developing a more individualized approach to testing.
Using a large patient cohort with surgeon- and patient-reported outcomes will be particularly useful in determining the utility and effect of staging long spinal fusions for ASD.
Challenges remain though, and the country's critics now hope that the long-term effect of staging these Games will be a reflection from government and citizen alike on how they want to shape their future.
The main intermediates generated along the two-staged reaction have been identified as aromatic and aliphatic acids, but their concentrations demonstrated regular changes in each stage, indicating an enhanced oxidation effect of staged Fenton process.
Furthermore, Van Sluijs et al. [ 12] provided no substantial evidence for the effect of stage-based dietary interventions in primary care.
A more general future application of promoter-swap strategies would be the analysis of the effect of stage-specific overexpression of transgenes, for example the analysis of the effect of (over)expressing mutated forms of a gene (e.g. dominant negatives).
