Sentence examples for effect owing to changes from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, the stress-tolerant phenotype in the oxt6 mutant might be a secondary consequence of a different primary effect, owing to changes in expression of genes somewhat removed from direct ROS responses.

The CTBN carboxyl endgroups strongly enhanced the curing rate through the impurity catalysis mechanism, however, the amino-terminated ATBN only retarded the reaction, possibly by dilutional effects or owing to changes in the dielectric constant of the reacting medium.

In G. legneri as well, winner loser effects appear owing to changes in RHP [ 7].

Even though N addition strongly increased plant productivity in a Minnesota grassland initially, the effect diminished in the long term owing to changes in plant diversity (Isbell et al. 2013).

that can have either enabling or disabling effects; The changes in the basic parameters of welfare models (owing to changes in future environments); The trajectories that bridge the transformation from current welfare models to future ones.

Forcing and coupling lead to different predicted food web structures owing to changes in the dominant food chain which is supported by plankton (bottom-up effect).

We may, thus, assume that the majority of the observed EEG changes in our study are related to the chronic tonal tinnitus, in general; however, we do not exclude the possibility of a partial effect owing to the tinnitus duration.

The majority of this variability is believed to occur owing to changes in the viewing geometry.

Of this cohort, two withdrew prior to the focus group owing to changes in availability.

Thus, genistein may be beneficial against chemoresistance owing to changes in apoptotic signaling (Table 1).

TG level is a distant phenotype compared to LPL activity or mass, and other factors might also be involved in the regulation of this association; in contrast, to the measurements of the immediate protein levels, TG has the advantage of showing effects owing to both changes in expression and protein function.