Sentence examples for less robust effect from inspiring English sources
APC2 knockdown also had a similar, albeit less robust, effect.
Tuning during the sustained period shows a less robust effect, although the general trend is similar: CROSS
It also has been shown previously that ZIP code-level estimates provide less robust effect estimates than census tract level estimates [ 41] and that there at spatiotemporal mismatches when census-derived ZIP code tabulation areas (ZCTAs) are merged with postal ZIP codes, as was done in this study [ 42].
The expression of LPP3 protein levels was increased by >3-fold in response to VEGF165 treatment (100 ng/ml) for 6 or 12 h (relative to control levels), whereas bFGF (20 ng/ml) had a significantly less robust effect on LPP3 levels during the same treatment duration (Fig. 1A).
The disconnection + callosotomy group showed a lower intercept of the indifference function (implying a higher rate of delay discounting) than the sham-lesioned group; the disconnection group showed a similar but less robust effect, whereas the callosotomy group did not differ significantly from the sham-lesioned group.
Statistically non-significant decreases in stress scores on DASS in this study suggests that MTSO has less robust effect on participants than MTS in a face-to-face format, or that the study was insufficiently powered to demonstrate a significant change.
GLGPG had less robust effects on those factors and markedly reduced only NF-κB49.
Unlike what was observed with SB-334867, almorexant pretreatment did not produce a general attenuation in cocaine-induced DA uptake inhibition, possibly suggesting less robust effects (F 1,3) = 1.38, P = 0.272).
Due to this restriction, we observed a less robust main effect of BC on cognitive function, possibly due, at least in part, to lower statistical power.
Less robust susceptibility effects have been reported for non-MHC related genetic variants.
Less robust conditional effects on the proprioceptive drift in our experiments were in line with their findings.
