Sentence examples for linking effects from inspiring English sources

This required the design of a farm-economy module linking effects of management and adaptation on crop yield with scenarios of costs and prices.

H-atoms in the starting fluorocarbon molecules as well as admixture of hydrogen influence the cross linking effects in the film during plasma polymerisation process.

This Pt-on-PdPt/fG with synergistic effects based on enlarged active surface area, ligand, and interfacial linking effects, exhibits substantially enhanced ORR activity (specific activity: 1.89 mA cm−2Pt at 0.9 VRHE) and durability in comparison to the commercial Pt/C (specific activity: 0.23 mA cm−2Pt at 0.9 VRHE).

New studies should focus on elucidating the effects of the different components of antioxidant cocktails and linking effects to concentrations.

For computational convenience the scaled-t and DE densities are represented as infinite mixtures of scaled normal densities (Andrews and Mallows 1974), and the finite-mixture priors are implemented using latent random Bernoulli variables linking effects to components of the mixtures.

Reports on approaches in regulatory toxicology that aim at linking effect-related testing of xenobiotics with generating information on their mechanism of action.

Humans consciously and subconsciously establish various links, emerge semantic images and reason in mind, learn linking effect and rules, select linked individuals to interact, and form closed loops through links while co-experiencing in multiple spaces in lifetime.

Based on the current protocol in performing CXL, the cross linking effect is limited to the anterior 300 microns of the corneal stroma [ 7, 8].

It is a crisis with several causes but linked effects: the price of buying a home is soaring, the number for social rent is falling and an expensive, often perilous, private rented sector is expanding into the gap.

Racism -- and its linked effects and results -- saturates the entire American social fabric with the consequence of what author Wendell Berry titled one of his best books -- The Hidden Wound.

Therefore because of its small size the study lacked power to detect small effects of dexamethasone and to link effects with outcome.