Sentence examples for effects park from inspiring English sources

"Traditional medical interventions for pain have frequently attempted a brute force approach, which can cause unintended bad side effects," Park says.

It is also well known that TauCl and TauBr, apart from antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, may also show antioxidant-like biological effects (Park et al. 1995; Marcinkiewicz et al. 1995b , 1998.

In the somatosensory cortex, activation of type II mGluR receptors, between P1 and P15, induces an increase in the number of gap junctions between neurons and in the expression levels of Cx36, whereas GABAA receptor activation triggers the opposite effects (Park et al. 2011).

Moving to measures less and less dominated by an investment cost, Sælensminde [45] performs a CBA of walking and cycling networks, taking into account all the relevant aspects, some of which are usually not considered: travel time, insecurity, accidents, savings for school buses, health effects, parking costs, environmental external costs.

Generally, an increase in positive charge increases the antimicrobial activity whereas an increase in hydrophobicity causes a hemolytic effect (Park et al. 2004).

Since the new rule went into effect, parks have issued 325 citations related to drones, according to spokesman Jeffrey Olson.

Perception of safety mediated the causal pathways between enclosure and perceived restorativeness with more pronounced effects in park setting.

Nevertheless, the model structure is very realistic for student mobility simulation, helping the analyst in evaluating the effects of park pricing policies and the introduction of a new transport system in the travel users choices.

The model structure is very realistic for student mobility simulation, helping the analyst in evaluating the effects of park pricing policies and the introduction of a new transport system in the travel users choices.

NAT polymorphism also has importance in understanding adverse side effects (see Park et al., 1992).

Together with well known effects of park size and vegetation structure [ 76, 77], the present findings may help city planners and wildlife managers to better understand how urban bird diversity can be maintained or increased.