Sentence examples for effect represented by from inspiring English sources
However, since the diffusion effect represented by Fick's law for the liquid phase is a hundred times less effective than in the gas phase, the diffusion term for the liquid phase is abandoned (Ayala 2004).
For the allosteric effect represented by the term <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007291.e069.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, we suggest two possible mechanisms.
First, we demonstrate that not only a non-coding RNA, but importantly also a presumed downstream effect, represented by a specific DNAme signature, reproducibly predicts cancer outcome.
Measurement was complicated by a background effect represented by baseline scores; this was because many agencies and health professionals may promote cancer screening.
We have also correlated interaction P-values with the magnitude of competition effect represented by the fold reduction of spectral counts on free compound competition.
Increasing the gefitinib dose to 200 mg/kg and RAD001 above 2.5 mg/kg resulted in a greater therapeutic effect represented by stable disease rather than tumor regression in animals bearing MCF7-HER2 tumors.
Third, heat effects represented by the generation of localized hot spots developed by rapid explosion of the bubbles (Young 1999).
The standardized direct, indirect, and total effects represented by the final structural model were evaluated (see Table 6).
This led to the unwanted effects represented by proclination of the upper incisors and retroclination of the lower incisors, as reported in other studies [28, 29].
Supply also depends on Medicare payment rates and on input prices, which are proxied by geographic fixed effects represented by dummy variables for each of the sixty CTS communitiesc.
Reactor local stability behavior is essentially related to thermal feedback effects represented by the power coefficient of reactivity, a variant parameter during system operation causing Hopf bifurcation induced oscillations.
