Sentence examples for effect on a proportion from inspiring English sources

This is important, as it implies that enhancers only have an effect on a proportion of the cellular population rather than providing an incremental increase to the entire population.

Vitamin D has clear anti-proliferative effects on a proportion of melanoma cell lines in vitro and the variability of those effects, has been reported to be related to integrity of the vitamin D signaling pathway.

We chose a 2 1 ratio because we anticipated that the cell transplant might have effect on only a proportion of transplanted animals.

There was a non significant trend for depression to have an effect on the proportion of negative attributes (p = .06).06

A UK study which disseminated passive written guidelines reported no effect on the proportion of patients prescribed a PPI, while a multifaceted participatory educational strategy involving workshops, guidelines and reminders reported a 60% reduction in PPI costs [ 10, 38].

These recent efforts in the fight against doping may have had an effect on the proportion of doped athletes in competition.

Daytrip nor voucher intervention had an effect on the proportion of participants who returned all questionnaires (RD −0.01; 95% CI-0.07 – 0.06) and (RD 0.02; 95% CI-0.50 – 0.08), respectively.

These proportions were compared with the expected number of selected sites if amino acid content alone had an effect on the proportion of selected sites in each structure (data not shown).

Also, because gene families are selected this automatically pre-selects genes with non-random gene functions, that is more non-random that all possible gene duplications, which may have an effect on the proportion of observed asymmetrically evolving gene copies.

33 The open access policy to the street health service could have had a diluting effect on the proportion of more traditional users of the service because of one-off opportunistic and convenience attendances.

The drying process had a significant effect on the proportion of each form.