Sentence examples for effects on the standard from inspiring English sources
His government felt repercussions of the international economic crisis of the 1970s, manifested in unemployment and adverse effects on the standard of living.
Previous statistical models of BSA-seq focused on the effect of segregating sites on the mean phenotype (Magwene et al. 2011; Edwards and Gifford 2012), but their effects on the standard deviation and relative fitness can also impact mapping success when using pooled segregant approaches in S. cerevisiae (Wilkening et al. 2013).
When we replaced LNA probes with DNA probes under the same conditions, we obtained the fusion curves shown in Figure 1(b), and the selective salt-induced effect had a significant effect on LNA modified oligonucleotide probes but did not produce evident effects on the standard oligonucleotide probes without the LNA modification.
Liu, et al. conducted a study in which patients were imaged with FLT-PET after either 2 or 4 weeks of treatment with sunitinib, however, this study focused on the effects of the standard drug holiday on tumor proliferation and revealed a significant increase in tumor proliferation off drug [ 30].
However, as the decomposition in ASCA operates on the covariate effects of the standard ANOVA model, the method does not improve the quantification of the covariate effects compared with the standard model.
For the calculation of the sample size we make the following assumptions: The effect of the standard treatment on the control group will cause an average limb volume reduction of 5%.
"Poverty, unemployment, debt problems, corruption have a terrible effect on the standard of living of 75percentt of the people," Mr. Tsvangirai said.
However, the dispersion introduced on the porosity impacts their shapes (e.g. significant effect on the standard deviation).
This results in a lowering of the percolation threshold to 0.686; this is opposite to its effect on the standard hexagonal lattice.
To evaluate whether oligomenorrhea and amenorrhea in adolescent females would have a negative effect on the standard quality of life (QOL) scores as compared to eumenorrheic adolescents, and whether such scoring would differ between those with exercise related oligo/amenorrhea or those with hypothalamic/ovarian causes.
