Sentence examples for is predominantly effected from inspiring English sources

In amphibians, population connectivity is predominantly effected through juvenile dispersal.

The economy of their processing in this way is predominantly effected by the grinding, which is in a strong relationship with the chemical digestion.

Whether this is predominantly an effect of G3 or of tumorgenicity in the time-course of metastatic spread warrants ongoing study although in vitro chemotactic motility assays did support enhanced G3 induced cell migration towards bone.

This mortality reduction is achieved even though the majority of screen-detected cancers in these trials were of grade I or II, and indeed data from the Swedish two county trial demonstrate that it is predominantly the effects of small tumour diameter and node negativity that substantially improve survival expectations (Tabar et al, 2000).

This is predominantly due the effect of GnP anchoring on GO basal structure which was also observed previously in GO-CNT hybrid mixture [26,30].

The photoelectric effect is related to high atomic numbers, whereas the Compton effect is predominantly related to the density of the material.

A previous explanation attributes this effect solely to stratospheric CO2; however, we surprisingly find that the negative greenhouse effect is predominantly caused by tropospheric water vapor.

Adverse foreign exchange movements will mask continuing underlying progress in 2014, but the effect is predominantly translational and this should remain an excellent stock for medium term funds.

A parametric analysis of a 1/4 of a 5-spot geometry shows that the displacement efficiency effect is predominantly responsible for the incremental oil recovery observed experimentally.

However, we can conclude that for T A = 950°C, the memory effect is predominantly due to Si-ncs formation.

This confirms that during the conditions of normal electrojet the solar flare effect is predominantly the intensification of the existing current without any change in its direction.