Sentence examples for monitoring their effect from inspiring English sources

Their effect on GI immunity was evaluated in studies of dextran sulfate sodium (DSS -induced colitis anDSS -inducedfecolitiswhereandsystentericmuninfectionxamined by monitoring their effect on lipopolysaccharide (LPS)-induced cytokine production and systemic pathogen challenge.

The efficiency of the targeting siRNAs was evaluated by transfecting them into HaCaT cells and monitoring their effect on basonuclin mRNA as compared with the negative controls.

As shown in the present study, the effectiveness of potential anti-aging factors such as metformin may be tested by monitoring their effect on constitutive DNA damage signaling.

Our prior studies [ 32- 35, 64] and the present results indicate that evaluation of effectiveness of potential anti-aging modalities can be achieved in vitro by monitoring their effect on mTOR/S6- and ROS-DNA damage signaling pathways that leads to attenuation of the stress-induced cellular senescence.

Thus we caution about creating additional water points (Oyunsuren and Munkhgerel, 2006) without monitoring their effect, as it may actually do little to improve camel habitat and in the worst case can result in increased predation or completion with more water dependent ungulates (Cain et al., 2012; Simpson et al., 2011).

We can also use an iterative treatment approach (as Socolow proposed), starting some treatments and monitoring their effects and side effects before raising the dose.

Consumer psychology research can also help suggest the nature and function of material and psychological interventions that can help ameliorate these conditions, focusing their design and monitoring their effects.

The method has been optimized varying RF power, N2 flow rate and process time of the pre-treatments and monitoring their effects on the resulting chemical composition and dielectric properties of the nitride overlayers, by means of infrared spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and electric characterizations.

Following this notion, the ecologically so advantageous heavy-tailed searching strategy may be brought about by constantly engaging motor outputs and monitoring their effects in a decision-based queuing process.

We evaluated these biased mutants by monitoring their effects on EGF-induced changes in HER2 phosphorylation.

We determined the binding properties of E. coli-expressed nNOS for BH4 and several inhibitory pterins by monitoring their effects on enzyme activity.