Sentence examples for effects can be inferred from inspiring English sources
These issues are less well understood for elevated culture systems, but ecological effects can be inferred from the few studies that have been conducted, from other forms of bivalve aquaculture (e.g. mussels), and to some extent from fundamental knowledge of the role of oysters as 'ecosystem engineers'.
The significance of the epistatic effects can be inferred from the difference between the epistastic variance and the sum of epistatic and individual QTL variances, which is frequently close to zero (Table 2).
Only some of the direct effects can be inferred as direct consequences of inhibition of histone deacetylation, and others are the results of other mechanisms, such as the inhibition of transcription factor deacetylation, resulting in an altered affinity for DNA binding sites on target gene regulatory regions, an altered interaction with other factors or an altered half-life [ 74].
However, a non-negligible contribution of π-flips at T⩾350 K in PCd6 is noticeable, whereas for PSFd6 some effect can be inferred above ∼450 K.
No Hartman effect can be inferred from this figure.
Conversely, a cytoplasmic effect can be inferred if the markers are distorted in only one of the reciprocal F2 populations.
Findings about changes of molecular modification states (e.g. phosphorylation) are included in the A-edge type if an activating or inhibiting effect can be inferred.
Although numbers of persons exposed and becoming ill, as modeled in the study, are not specified, the effect can be inferred from the specified methods.
Other than this the significantly altered genes are not in the same chromosomal locations, so no chromosomally specific effect can be inferred that is due to the direct action of the transgene.
16 A "healthy screenee" effect can be inferred from the lower prevalence of smoking among study participants with T1c stage cancer (11.7%) than in all other men with localised disease (15.1%; P=0.04).
