Sentence examples for mild influence of from inspiring English sources

The mild influence of iBRB might due to having neglected the complexity of active/carried-mediated transport mechanisms across these interfaces and having considered a single partition coefficient across the vessel walls in both (inward and outward) directions.

Troxler's mix of churning tech-house is a lithe and zippy affair, all clicks and whirrs and hums and burrs, and was, allegedly, recorded under the very mild influence of LSD.

Typical AUC values range from 60% for 1% variants to 98% for 50% VAF with only a mild influence of the cohort size.

It is intriguing that despite a relatively mild influence of individual miRNAs on protein levels they are indispensable to various cellular and organismal processes, including control of cell fate and maintenance of genomic integrity.

In addition to this factor, in women the grade of insulin resistance is very considerably influenced by serum triglycerides, tumor necrosis factor alpha, and by decreased concentration of HDL-cholesterol, while in men only a mild influence of BMI and decreased HDL-cholesterol is observed.

The architectural influence of the ruling Spanish (Illustration 13), although this was a milder influence than that of the Normans.

In case of strain rate sensitive materials, as aluminum alloys or mild steels, the influence of the strain rate is important and a constant strain rate during the test is necessary for reliable results.

The aim of the study was to investigate the possible influence of mild therapeutic hypothermia (MTH) on the incidence of acute kidney injury (AKI) and renal function parameters [[1]].

Deletion of Mecp2 in GABAergic neurons resulted in reduction in the startle response to acoustic stimuli of 120db (Chao et al, 2010), but nothing has been known regarding a potential influence of mild Mecp2 overexpression on startling.

In order to investigate influence of mild hypothermia on cytokine gene expression human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) were cultivated at normothermic (37°C) and hypothermic (33°C) conditions (n = 3).

The most likely reason, according to Rita Colwell at the University of Maryland, is that it was helped on its way by planktonic plants, which were blooming under the influence of a mild Niño.