Sentence examples for effects that lead from inspiring English sources

The lower survival rates are known from previous studies, and different explanations have been offered, including lower socioeconomic status, reduced access to health care, obesity, side effects that lead to lower chemotherapy dosages, and racial bias among health care professionals.

Amplitude and phase imbalances of the circuit elements in both loops produce mismatched effects that lead to degrade its performance.

X-ray radiation has dose-dependent adverse effects that lead to an increased risk of developing cancer [3].

The model is shown to capture mesoscale effects that lead to coarsening and reproduction of the Gibbs-Thompson effect.

A placebo which was not properly validated may even have specific effects that lead to false negative results.

However, amplitude and phase imbalances between the two loops, of which is composed the Feedforward scheme, produce mismatched effects that lead to degrade its performance.

He also suggested, however, that more trials should be conducted to get a better understanding of the side effects that led to the black box warning.

I speak of the people who invented the processes for managing those networks -- not to mention the special effects that led to the image of Mr. Spock managing his computers.

Soon after its launch, sibutramine was associated with several adverse effects that led to a debate that still endures today.

In this effect, it is the subject's expectation of an improvement, combined with other non-specific psychotherapeutic effects that leads to improvement (58, 59).

However, the Gly15, Pro15 or Ser15 mutants had additional deleterious effects that led to a reduction in the numbers of cells expressing these mutants.