Indirect effects involve the effective suppression of recombination within the inverted sequence in heterozygotes.
(Some neat effects involve action at a close distance — pinning assailants to the ceiling, emptying the cartridge of an attacker's gun before he can shoot her, creating force fields that her pursuers slam up against).
Receptor-mediated drug effects involve two distinct processes: binding, which is the formation of the drug-receptor complex, and receptor activation, which moderates the effect.
Maternal effects involve provisioning: older females produced smaller eggs and larger offspring.
Typically, bulk effects involve the confinement of electrons in nanometric cells, which causes quantum phenomena to take place[5].
These catastrophic off-site effects involve apparent net sediment delivery rates in the order of 105 106 m3 a−105 106
The renin angiotensin system (RAS) is a key regulator of the cardiovascular system in health and disease and many of its effects involve cardiac fibroblasts.
Most of its physiological effects involve metalloproteins so it is important to understand the factors that control the predominance of one or another isomer.
Typical research designs on these effects involve a test phase in which ratings of both repeated and non-repeated stimuli are required.
These off-target effects involve induction of autophagy and necrotic cell death as well as modulation of the cell cycle and multiple cell signaling pathways.
"Immediate effects involve mood first; more sleep loss tends to affect cognitive faculties next, and then motor performance, such as falling asleep driving and occupational accidents," says Foldvary-Schaefer.
