Sentence examples for exert a greater effect from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, a mixture of different sized crowders was found to exert a greater effect than the sum of the individual species of crowders.

The fact that TNF-α and mβCD together seem to exert a greater effect than each stimulus alone, which is especially clear in terms of AA release, suggests a deregulation of the system, probably due to changes in membrane composition that could alter protein-protein interactions.

One might have expected performance to be worse in the HH condition because of the closer proximity of the initial value of the accumulator to the sound, which should permit within-trial noise in the accumulation process to exert a greater effect on the final decisions.

It follows that smaller particles exert a greater effect per unit mass than larger particles of similar toxicity.

GEN and BPA appear to bind more strongly to ERβ than ERα (Kuiper et al. 1997) and so might exert a greater effect via ERβ.

Thus, the additional inflammatory stress that results from metabolic syndrome appears to exert a greater effect than the adiposity differences between overweight and obese subjects.

Overall, soil type exerted the greatest effect on the soil microbial community, followed by sampling time and cropping system which exerted a greater effect on the microbial community than biochar treatment.

Because AMPK binds to CRBN, which is a target molecule of thalidomide17, thalidomide exerts a greater effect on AMPK than other signalling molecules, resulting in the most remarkable change.

The row grade and field slope exerted a greater effect on the sediment yield than on the runoff, whereas the ridge height influenced the runoff more with an increasing positive effect.

Analysis of overall performance showed that, as level of expertise decreased, false-positive results exerted a greater effect on overall decision accuracy over the time course of image perception.

Based on our findings in this study of receptor occupancy, it is suggested that Ф1D exerts a greater effect on headache recurrence rate after triptan administration in Japanese subjects as compared to Ф1B and that recurrence may be inhibited to a greater degree when Ф1D is maintained at a higher level.