Sentence examples for effects of a drastic from inspiring English sources

While this two step searching approach will have little effect on the E values of proteins identified with, for example, 150 matched fragment ions, the combined effects of a drastic reduction in the number candidate sequences and an increase in the number of searched ion types will benefit lower abundance proteins identified from suboptimal quality product ion spectra.

This result is biologically consistent with the potential effect of a drastic hypovolaemia exerted by diuretics, which is further exacerbated by the vasoconstrictive effect of NSAIDs.

He is researching the causes and effects of a sudden, drastic drop in herring populations in the Northeast over the last decade.

"I really expected that there would be more of an effect of such a drastic drop in fat," Jones said in a telephone interview from Bethesda, Md. Whether women whose cholesterol levels were higher than the healthy group studied would experience the same insignificant dietary reduction is not known.

Simon Wiesenthal, the Nazi hunter based in Vienna, warns of a ripple effect across Europe and of a drastic decrease in the tourism and trade on which Austria depends for its evident well-being.

Examination of FADD expression in these cells following treatment with stress inducing agents revealed a significant upregulation in FADD expression positively correlating with the length of treatment, which may explain the absence of a drastic effect on cell death which we would expect to observe in absence of FADD.

He struggles to counter the effects of the drastic shortage of dentists in rural areas and oral hygiene habits that have been slow to change.

Plant physiologist Kevin Griffin will head for Chile in April 2018 to investigate the effects of recent drastic wildfires on evergreen Araucaria forests.

The aesthetic effects of this drastic change in conception of the composer's task and potential were immediate and far reaching.

Compared with the sleep deprivation used in the present investigation, further studies are needed to investigate the effects of less drastic acute reductions of sleep as well as long term clinical effects.

The appeals court's broad interpretation of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act to apply to peer grading "would effect a drastic alteration of the existing allocation of responsibilities between states and the national government in the operation of the nation's schools," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the court.