Sentence examples for inverse effects from inspiring English sources

These results show that increased stability can have significant inverse effects on overall biosensor performance, providing important implications for effective biosensor designs.

In contrast, static compression exhibited inverse effects on transport and metabolism of oxygen and lactate.

However, the level of agitation could have inverse effects on one process to another.

Water bodies had beneficial effects at 10 am and inverse effects at 10 pm, vice versa for arable land.

The juice solid concentration had significant inverse effects on the ethanol yield and final ethanol concentration but a slight effect on the fermentation rate.

Increasing food density has inverse effects, but if the food density is further increased in the standard situation, the number of primary producers increases only slightly.

The inverse effects of speed and accuracy instructions on coherence and baseline trial activity in pLPFC and pre-SMA are compatible with a flexible baseline account of the SAT.

However, true data generating process is always unknown beforehand [3], and this may be not that serious because the inverse effects caused by multiple testing may cancel it to some extent.

The central premise is that cDNAs which promote growth or survival will cause the corresponding cells and their cDNAs to become more abundant, while those which impair growth will have inverse effects.

For the assessment of potentially multifunctional variants we therefore focused on markers with inverse effects.

Unexpectedly, we found striking inverse effects between Poly-SNO-HSA and Mono-SNO-HSA.