Sentence examples for effect of these candidates from inspiring English sources
The anti-inflammatory effect of these candidates was determined and the ulcer indices were calculated for active compounds.
To investigate how the anti-infective candidates affected the C. elegans antimicrobial response, we tested the effect of these candidates on the expression of a host immune effector using transgenic worms carrying a transcriptional GFP reporter for the lys-7 gene.
Further investigation is required to clarify the effects of these candidates on FFA-induced β-cell dysfunction.
To efficiently evaluate the effects of these candidates on neurodegeneration and neuronal cell death, we first established a systematic method for selecting optimal drug concentrations to assess in our C. elegans HD models (see Methods).
Reductionist studies have thus far identified a small number of potential regulators of this process [ 29- 31], but fail to capture the global effects of these candidates on stem cell behavior.
This study was designed to screen candidate fatty acids from breast cancer tissue and to investigate the effects of these candidate fatty acids on PPARα expression, cell growth and cell cycle progression in breast cancer cell lines.
The effects of these candidate genes on n-butanol tolerance were experimentally determined using overexpression or deletion libraries.
In both cases no main effects of these candidate "co-adapted" genes were found on the complex traits analysed.
We used in silico tools to predict the effects of these candidate mutations on neural transcription factor binding sites (TFBS).
Experimental studies, where possible, will be important to assess fitness effects of these candidate loci in nature, while controlling for genetic background (Barrett and Hoekstra 2011).
Future research will focus on validating the effects of these candidate genes and their functional variants using genetic transformation and transferred DNA insertion mutant screens, to verify that these genes engender resistance to blast disease in rice.
