Sentence examples for lead to secondary effects from inspiring English sources

An important point not considered by Fillingim et al. (2010) is that horizontal gradients in the ionospheric current density should lead to secondary effects.

The common signalling disturbance identified is thus hypothesised to lead to secondary effects linked to toxicity.

The modulation of hepatocyte metabolism under hypoxia might result in different rates of nutrient consumption and waste generation, which could lead to secondary effects like changes in pH.

Variations can be explained by the different time scale of sample harvesting and different growth conditions which could also lead to secondary effects like phosphate limitation.

For example, pre-eclampsia is associated with reduced placental perfusion, which is thought in turn to lead to secondary effects such as accelerated maturation of villi and increase in syncytial knots.

Mixing leads to secondary effects such as reaction and change in properties.

Furthermore, as the cytoskeleton is also involved in many intracellular signaling pathways, it remains to be investigated whether the AuNPs induced cytoskeletal disruption leads to secondary effects [31].

Chromium potentiated the effects of nickel and cobalt on the type II cells, which led to secondary effects on the macrophages.

This leads to secondary effects: 1) due to smaller calcium transients compared to CaMK overexpression without the RyR leak, the amount of active CaMK and CaN are reduced and 2) the negative trend of the force-frequency relation is almost reversed.

Beyond the inevitable experimental noise, it is often the case that secondary biochemical effects lead to secondary tuning effects.

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