Sentence examples for effect recruiting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thain is now in the odd position of helping the Big Board find a permanent replacement for Mr. Grasso as chairman -- in effect, recruiting his own boss.

It has also previously been demonstrated that feeding of C. sonorensis on sheep skin induces a chemo-taxis' effect, recruiting inflammatory leukocytes to the biting side, thereby providing potential cellular targets for BTV infection [47], [48].

Eight-year-olds showed strong novelty effects recruiting anterior hippocampus for correct identification of new unrelated items.

Here, the tumor protective effects recruited by CDR3-based DNA vaccines in the poorly immunogenic, highly aggressive 38C13 murine B-cell lymphoma model were evaluated.

McGurk-type illusory effects recruit the posterior parietal cortex around 150 ms before activating occipital areas at around 270 ms [12].

The fixed effects analysis (linear regression model) will also be generalised by adding a random effect for recruiting centre to allow for possible heterogeneity in patient outcomes due more generally to the recruiting centre.

Interestingly, insulin had a greater translational effect on recruiting transcripts to polysomes rather than a bias away from the polysomes, whereas ET-1 had a greater effect on downregulated transcripts that were preserved in the polysomal fraction.

*Mixed effects regression with baseline score, age, sex, smoking status, employment status, Sanders classification, and compensation status fitted as covariates (fixed effects) and recruiting centre as random effect.

Adjusted effect estimates from mixed effects regression based on complete case analysis with treatment group, age group, sex, and intra-articular extension as covariates (fixed effects) and recruiting centre as random effect; P values from analysis of variance (ANOVA) F test.

Mayo, in effect, was recruiting Floyd.

Monica Inzer, the dean of admission at Hamilton College in upstate New York, called the practice "borderline unethical," saying it had the effect of recruiting students from other colleges.