Sentence examples for effect on display from inspiring English sources
An analgesic dose of intrathecal morphine inhibited acquisition of the aversive response but had no effect on display of an established one; systemic non-analgesic morphine inhibited acquisition and display of the affective reaction.
Throughout the nearly 50-minute work, Stefan appears on one screen discussing in mesmerizing detail every aspect of the moths, which he collects and breeds, and also kills and mounts to ravishing effect on display boards.
As low as 10 µM IPTG concentration had deleterious effect on display (Figure S1) suggesting that even the leakage of the strong pTac promoter might afford higher than optimal transcription level.
"Effect on" displays which gender is most affected, while "Opposite" indicates whether the behaviour of male mice is opposite to that observed in female mice.
And since then, he has been fearless in talking about Parkinson's, using his fame to put its symptoms and effects on display and emphasizing what he can still do rather than what he can't.
The effects on display in "Dance of the Vampires," a $12 million comic musical starring Michael Crawford as Count von Krolock, a lecherous bloodsucker, also include a coffin leaping out of the ground, a castle drawbridge and a red-eyed bat that flies over the audience.
150 μM BA showed less adverse effects on display quality than 300 μM BA.
Next, the generalizability of the 202 08 intein mutant was evaluated by testing effects on display and activity after its fusion to GFP and a cohort of 7 additional scFvs.
The 'spanner' effect was on display in the Iranian capital where the hardline press splashed news of the letter across its front pages.
In order to clearly disentangle the effects of masking on the formation on object files from a more generic effect on target display visibility, we ran a control condition requiring subjects simply to detect the target display.
The California roots of the Internet craze, with its puritanical-utopian communitarian longings, have had a softening, even frowning, effect on mere display.
