Sentence examples for inclusion effect from inspiring English sources
Thus, the inclusion effect of HP-β-CD to enhance evodiamine solubility and inhibit Pgp could improve evodiamine cellular uptake.
In addition to the possible protective effect of religiosity, there may also be a structural/social inclusion effect.
Following participant inclusion, effect measurements will be administered at baseline and at 6, 12, 18, and 24 months.
We note, however, that a recent meta-analysis including both case control and cohort studies reported a significant elevated mRR for NHL when we restricted the analyses to the higher exposure groups and corrected for the healthy worker (inclusion) effect (Steinmaus et al. 2008).
In conclusion, new findings regarding OABF inclusion effects on an array of relevant biomarkers for broiler gut ecology have been reported and discussed in parallel with avilamycin effects used as a positive control.
Although an independent effect on F in addition to the effect on CLp was not statistically supported at the significance level of 0.05 during covariate inclusion, effects on both parameters were retained because both CLp and F should theoretically be altered in patients with functional CYP3A5 enzyme in their liver and intestines 43.
Thus, we found that these inclusions effect cellulose host morphology and as for cellulose-oxide composites, the average sizes of cellulose grains are smaller.
However, the inclusion size effect is diminishing with the increase of the inclusion size, and the boundary effect is vanishing as the inclusion volume fraction becomes sufficiently low.
Numerical results quantitatively show that the inclusion size effect can be quite large when the inclusion is small and that the boundary effect can dominate when the inclusion volume fraction is high.
The former contains Poisson's ratio only, while the latter includes the material length scale parameter additionally, thereby enabling the interpretation of the inclusion size effect.
Inclusion of effect on both mortality and morbidity.
