Radiation can have various health effects, depending on the dose and form.
But a review published in October (Nature 461, 607; 2009) concluded that they have different effects depending on the types of clouds and regions in which they form, and that in some cases they can actually shorten cloud life.
So we see some effects depending on the age group we're looking at – but it's worth pointing out that the games used across all of these studies are very different.
We find asymmetric effects, depending on the product.
Fluoxetine, imipramine, buspirone, and pimozide had pro- or anticonvulsant effects depending on the dose.
However, Rac1 has either beneficial or deleterious effects depending on the context of podocyte impairment.
The addition of MEG produced different effects depending on the gas sparger design.
Collaboration with businesses has offsetting effects depending on the nature of the interaction.
Thus, the same DNA sequence mediates either negative or positive transcriptional effects, depending on the cell type.
Longitudinal spacing of anchors or anchor groups may have two effects depending on the distance between centerlines of anchors.
One possible answer is that the different development paths will have different effects depending on the type of innovation.
