Sentence examples for effects critically from inspiring English sources
The elicitation of these effects critically requires contact between biomaterials and responding cells, is not sustained and becomes undetectable in longer term cultures.
The disposition of a pharmaceutical compound within an organism, i.e. its Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion, Toxicity (ADMET) properties and adverse effects, critically affects late stage failure of drug candidates and has led to the withdrawal of approved drugs.
DBS-related side effects critically depend on stimulation parameters, including the energy delivered.
Thus, understanding the persistent effects critically depends on the window of observation.
The script served, in part, as news coming in from outside, and they were able to look at their subjects with sufficient distance to film, in effect, critically — to film against or beneath or outside or in the interstices of their script, and provide the sense of looking critically at the world itself.
His dissertation, in effect, critically examines the disposition to assume that what is real is what is rational.
This effect critically depends on the location of the Fe substitution in the Rh(211) surface and the pathway of the CO dissociation reaction.
The size of the second, negative, effect critically depends on the social discount factor: if the social planner discounts less future generations' well-being, the optimal level of progressivity will be lower.
Risk assessment studies, carried out through failure mode and effect critically analysis (FMECA), helped in identifying the plausible risks or failure modes affecting the quality attributes of the drug product.
However, formal models show that this effect critically depends on the definition of altruism and on details of the life cycle, such as if altruism is provided by workers or focal queens, and occurs before or after dispersal [ 34- 36].
First, spillover effects are critically important when measuring the overall effectiveness of windproof retrofitting measures.
