Sentence examples for impact of the underlying from inspiring English sources

Cao, O. et al. Impact of the underlying mutation and the route of vector administration on immune responses to factor IX in gene therapy for hemophilia B. Mol.

This paper suggests a method for adjusting the predictions of the NOABL in urban areas by considering the impact of the underlying surface on a neighbourhood scale.

This in turn leads to the construction of a strain-gradient continuum with effective mechanical properties at the first and second order, accounting for the impact of the underlying microstructure on the overall effective mechanical response of the effective continuum.

Our aim is to analyze the impact of the underlying internal parameters on these personal rankings.

The impact of the underlying immune status on 3-day and late mortality was assessed using a cause-specific proportional hazard model.

Probit Models [47] have been estimated to determine the coefficients affecting modal choice, while a structural equation model has been estimated to better model the impact of the underlying mobility behavior of the travelers, using their responses as indicators.

The evidence broadly suggests that, first, IPRs are not the most important device apt to "profit from innovation"; and second, they have at best no impact, or possibly even a negative impact on the underlying rates of innovation.

This variance decomposition hints that heritable genetic variation induced by epigenetic mechanisms, especially genomic imprinting, may have a considerable impact on the underlying genetic architecture of some complex traits, but it is largely neglected in many studies.

Adjacent excavation inevitably changes ground stress state and leads to soil movements around nearby tunnels, which may cause a series of adverse impacts on the underlying existing tunnels.

Substantial amounts of anatase were produced even though the feedstock consisted solely of rutile, due to the particularly rapid cooling of molten droplets impacting on the underlying surface at velocities that could be as high as 1000 m/s.

Given the ease of completion of the EQ-5D and SF-12, the ability of generic measures to directly compare across conditions, and their likely sensitivity to the impacts of the underlying health condition leading to the pressure ulcer, generic measures can be used with some level of confidence in pressure ulcer patient groups.