Sentence examples for longer range effects from inspiring English sources
Longer range effects of changes in cytosolic levels of Ca2+ regulate a wide variety of cellular processes [ 20].
Although these methods have supplied useful information and reasonable agreement with observed spectroscopic properties [12], the former do not include defects such as step edges and corners ubiquitous on naturally-formed surfaces, and the latter allow for over-relaxation of the solid substrate and do not include longer-range effects.
Requiring such high densities undermines the claim of longer-range effects.
Growing evidence shows that irradiation may not only has DNA damage effects but also sends signals to their neighborhood, the so-called as bystander effect [ 10, 11] or longer-range effects such as the abscopal effects [ 12].
Such an induction of LEA-5 in leaf-tissue demonstrated either a longer range signal or the terminal effects of long exposure to ions by the roots.
Although longer-range interaction effects could be considered by testing genes at increased distances within the network, doing so would exponentially increase the number of tests performed at each distance cutoff.
This was done to determine if longer range interactions between genes was in effect, in particular for pairings with one of the genes localised close to rs2891168.
If the mutated and observed residues are not in direct contact, the longer range perturbation will depend on the structural effect of the residue change.
Longer range dispersal and population differentiation are more likely to reflect the effects of mosquito transport via human activities than relative distances among breeding sites and active dispersal by individual mosquitoes.
Why does the effect of VASP propagate over a much longer range than the other ligands?
The second part, phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the mesolayer concept, presents arguments in support of the idea that the effect of the nanoparticles on the base fluid should be of much longer range than assumed previously.
