Sentence examples for late stage effect from inspiring English sources

Relative risk, however, decreased after cessation of exposure, indicating a possible late stage effect.

Various indications from Mozambique suggest that aflatoxin may have a late stage effect on the development of HCC.

Under this multistage hypothesis, the results indicate that arsenic exerts a definite late stage effect though an additional effect at the initial stage cannot be ruled out.

Many prior demonstrations of attention on visual processing have relied on mean RTs as the dependent measure making it difficult or impossible to tease apart early-stage effects (e.g., object detection) from late-stage effects (e.g., object recognition).

By inhibiting these two interrelated processes, and possibly interactions between endothelial cells and other vascular cell types such as mural cells, anthrax toxins might contribute to the late-stage effects of anthrax infection when disruption of endothelial barrier function leads to lethal vascular collapse.

The oxidation of ultrasonic irradiation took leading role at the late stage; thus, the effect of pH was consistent with degradation of sulfa antibiotics by ultrasonic irradiation.

For late stage investments, marginal effects for liquidity and R&D are –2.0 and 2.3 percentage points, respectively.

The "late" stage of the Vroman effect occurs when those proteins will be replaced by high affinity proteins such as apolipoproteins and coagulation factors [41 44].

12 Equally surprising, the significance of liquidity (t = –4.97 in Column "Later Stage") is much weaker for late stage VC than the effect of technological opportunities (t = 10.53).

Repeated poly I C challenges induced successive episodes of acute neurological deficits and caused a progressive acceleration of late stage disease signs without effect in normal animals.

Cotreatment with chloroquine or bafilomycin A1 to suppress autophagy at the late stage also demonstrated little effect on MG132-induced cytotoxicity of ovarian cancer cells.