Sentence examples for extension the effect from inspiring English sources

The results concerning the effect of e on dA max and, by extension, the effect of local extinction and recolonization on the rate of neutral cumulative change per cultural transmission event are summarized in Figure 7.

As the frequency of the biomarker increases, the relative contribution of the screening costs to the overall cost per QALY gained, and, by extension, the effect of differences in the screening cost per person becomes correspondingly less (Tables 4 and 5).

To investigate the roles of these extensions, the effect of N- or C-terminal truncation of ATRXDBM was examined by ITC assays.

Furthermore, the indefinite extension had the effect of reducing pressure on the weapons states to move towards disarmament.

The concept of critical loads may have a natural extension to the effect of orbital debris on space critical infrastructure.

This extension includes the effect of pressure in work interaction that results in different heat amounts depending on different pressure level of the same work amount.

For intrinsically or lightly doped silicon (as in our case), the carrier lifetime is much longer, and the spatial extension of the effect can be as large as 1 mm.

Regarding the spatial extension of the effect of unemployment it can be argued that the supply of training positions increases continuously: The larger the spatial ring, the more training opportunities available.

At all events, the error would, yet again, tend more towards overestimating exposure and, by extension, underestimating the effect.

The distribution of maximum shear tension (MPa) in disc L5-S1 in extension where the effect of shear is more marked is also shown.

Any other substitutions located under a probe may affect the stability of probe's hybridization and thus its extension efficiency; the effect of a mismatch would be stronger for SNPs located close to the 3′ end of the probe.