Sentence examples for looking at the effects from inspiring English sources

Prior to looking at the effects on cell proliferation we titrated the effectiveness of SP600125 to inhibit the anisomycin-induced phosphorylation of c-Jun (Figure 1b).

We review published randomised studies from two areas in palliation: those assessing the effectiveness of palliative care programmes and those looking at the effects of palliative chemotherapy compared with best supportive care.

Studies looking at the effects of economic insecurity are poignant here.

Yet a number of studies looking at the effects of I.M.F.

This was part of a bigger study looking at the effects of air pollution on children's cognitive development.

"The Speaker's special commission looking at the effects of the digital revolution on our democracy has received similar suggestions from people outside parliament.

Researchers studied the findings of three trials looking at the effects of omega-3 taken in the form of capsules or added to margarine spread.

One immediate thought was that we might be looking at the effects of downward nominal wage rigidity: employers are very reluctant to engage in actual wage cuts.

In the same way, we must be wary of looking at the effects of screen time in isolation from the myriad factors in the wider home environment that could be impacting on childhood behavioural development.

Together with Professor Jiri Dvorak, who runs FIFA's research center, d'Hooghe is looking at the effects of dehydration, and of too many players being asked to play too many games.

You are a scientist - why don't you use your science in some way?' So that's when I started looking at the effects of defoliants in Vietnam, and that led on to a more general interest in chemical warfare".