Sentence examples for effect to some extent from inspiring English sources

Of course, the TVGF algorithm actually reduces the staircase effect to some extent.

Although bipolar recording can eliminate this effect to some extent, it cannot completely remove all of those common components.

In BF-2 infected cells, VP2 inhibited both the IPNV and IHNV-induced cytopathic effect to some extent, as well as the virus yield.

I can't say, of course, whether this would happen for you, but I believe the light construction and elastic head-bit are going to produce the effect to some extent no matter what.

Using co-delivery of 10 ng SecTRAP with 100 ng TrxR, i.e. a 10-fold excess of TrxR over SecTRAP protein, and about 50-fold excess of TrxR added over the endogenous cellular level of TrxR, this indeed counteracted the SecTRAP effect to some extent, while at equimolar amounts or less of TrxR compared to SecTRAP no protection was observed (Fig. 2C).

Imputation can lessen this effect to some extent, but not completely remove it.

The ceiling effects result to some extent from the young study sample in which most of the patients had no problems in self-care and mobility.

Although some existing schemes take statistical property of fading effects into account [13], they can just reduce the detrimental effects to some extent but fail to track the evolution of such dynamic TVFF channels.

The central effects of CGRP as a synaptic neuromodulator could explain neuronal CGRP effects to some extent but big molecules like monoclonal antibodies are unlikely to pass the blood-brain barrier and may not be able to act there.

However, with all these tools in action, classification job is not necessarily a trivial one because all those tools are capable of handling these ill effects to some extent whereas they are not safe enough to abolish those unwanted circumstances.

As shown in Table 1, among the tested metal ions, Mn2+, K+, Fe2+, Mg2+, Ca2+, and Co2+ had slight stimulation on the recombinant AcCR, while the other metal ions had inhibitory effects to some extent.