Sentence examples for extend its effects from inspiring English sources

The clear lack of a relationship between the nucleotide distance in LTRs and flanking NRR sequences suggests that whatever the mechanism(s) acting on LTRs is, it does not extend its effects to the immediate flanking sequences (as far as mutations are involved).

But the authors of the new research held out hope that the light therapy might induce gamma oscillations, or their immune-boosting effect, more broadly in human brains, or that some change in delivery of the light might extend its effects to brain regions, such as the hippocampus, that are profoundly affected by Alzheimer's.

Through a process of gridding and filtering, the column field extends its effects to a programmatic understanding as well as to the exterior envelope.

How healthy cortisol activity induced by moderate exercise extends its effect on dementia symptoms has not been properly investigated.

Although selective forces and demography might produce the same pattern of polymorphism, selection affects the genome locally, whereas demography extends its effect on the whole genome.

These findings are significant because they emphasize the beneficial effect of oleocanthal to reduce brain levels of not only wild type Aβ peptides but to include Dutch- and Iowa-mutated Aβ, found in familial cases, that have been recognized for their slow brain clearance, therefore extending its effect to, beside the sporadic type, to familial AD.

The autophagic machinery malfunction can extend its detrimental effects to neighbouring neurons, as it induces exocytosis and intercellular transfer of the aggregates.

Most important, these markets would bring new revenues to Twitter, extend its network effects, and broaden its footprint ultimately positioning the company more favorably for a public offering.

Article 149(1) was amended to add Articles 11 and 12 to the list of fundamental liberties that the ISA cannot be challenged against, and to extend its immunizing effect to the 1989 ISA amendments.

Future studies should extend its other protective effects and focus on therapeutic potential in this area.

Like the madness in Hunt of the Unicorn and bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in other mammals, this disease could break the species barrier through foodborne or other transmission and extend its devastating neurologic effects to humans.