The former, used especially for the copying of literature, aimed at clarity, regularity, and impersonality and often made an effect of beauty by their deliberate stylization.
AGE CML plasma levels, used in our study as a marker of AGE formation in the rat diabetes model, were not altered at 6 weeks in diabetic rats, making an effect of AGEs at this time point questionable.
The borderline increased risk associated with echinacea treatment make a protective effect of this form and dosage schedule of echinacea very unlikely, despite the sample size.
There are so many variables involved in weather that even large phenomena, like Atlantic warming, have an effect of making a change somewhat more likely, rather than definite, he said.
One possible explanation why this study shows the least differences for the acute phase reactants could thus be that the effects of etanercept on this outcome are already maximal, making an additional effect of MTX much harder to detect.
For health behaviors that rely on self-control, effective rewards might plausibly enhance perceived competence, making an undermining effect of the reward less likely, and a positive effect on behavior more likely.
Though platelets were not measured in ENIGI, we did not observe any alterations in platelet count or volume in transmen in a comparable patient and treatment setting, making an interfering effect of this potential confounder unlikely.
The rough internal surface can make an adverse effect on fatigue life of the mold.
The encapsulations of layers make a profound effect on network efficiency, quality of service (QoS), communication overhead, latency, etc.
