Sentence examples for mentioned effect on from inspiring English sources

This last mentioned effect, on exocytosis, suggested a possibility.

The above mentioned effect on edibility ratings is not surprising since both pleasantness and edibility judgments of odors are perceptual dimensions that are usually positively correlated [9], [10], [11].

In particular in vital study, the authors found that the use of paricalcitol was associated with a reduction of blood pressure, probably for the previously mentioned effect on renin-angiotensin system [ 68].

Comparing the two high-exposure groups CDH and MDH, in addition to the mentioned effect on the proteasome complex, the main difference between them seems to be that chemically dispersed oil specifically affected nucleosome assembly and DNA methylation by up-regulation of transcripts involved in these mechanisms, while mechanically dispersed oil mediated a down-regulation of the same gene sets.

In addition to the previously mentioned effects on cognition, 5-HT3 receptor antagonists have antidepressant-like effects.

In addition to the previously mentioned effects on left ventricular remodeling, cardiac performance, and symptom status in congestive cardiac failure, studies have also demonstrated the efficacy of renal denervation in patients with impairment of the baroreflex sensitivity.

When no primary endpoint was mentioned, effects on visual analog scales (VASs), Lequesne functional index (LFI), and Western Ontario and McMaster universities (WOMAC) index were preferentially reported if available and used for the evaluation of efficacy.

Besides previously mentioned effects on BAT thermogenesis and browning, there are studies using lipocalin prostaglandin D synthase (L-PGDS; which synthesizes D-series PG) demonstrating that L-PGDS mRNA in BAT is strongly and positively correlated with activation of BAT metabolism (119, 224).

The mentioned effects of treatment on hatching weight in RJF may indicate that the egg environments differed in some respect not measured here (Table 1).

The ability to activate PP1, a cellular economizer [63], together with the above mentioned effects of avicins on cellular metabolism, suggest that further studies of the chemical biology of this compound should yield important insights for therapeutic intervention.

Table 5 lists the most frequently mentioned effects of neutropenia on patients' daily routine.