Sentence examples for more consistent effects from inspiring English sources
FACS analysis of cell suspensions from the secondary lymphoid organs revealed that loss of S1PL had more consistent effects on T-cell content than B-cell content of these tissues.
All dwarf mutations had larger and more consistent effects on IGF-I expression than dietary treatments.
Conversely, shunting inhibitory interneurons have been found to produce more consistent effects with respect to network oscillations and excitatory synchrony.
Also, it may take longer than four weeks to see larger and more consistent effects of chamomile on sleep and fatigue measures.
Perhaps as a consequence, few consistent ERP effects have been observed when looking at ERPs elicited by the stimuli after switch cues, whereas switch cues have elicited more consistent effects.
Analysis of general practitioners' prescribing patterns by their number of annual patient encounters showed more consistent effects of the intervention with respect to both prescribing and choosing a non-penicillin V antibiotic in those in the second 2179-27555) fifth (P=0.02 and P<0.01) and those in the fifth (3882-11 246) fifth (both P<0.01).
N fertilizer rate had a more consistent effect on bread-making quality than on grain yield.
N fertilizer rate modified the behavior pattern of some quality indices as a function of climate, and had a more consistent effect on durum wheat quality than on grain yield.
Following the regression models then, we do see a more consistent effect in male faces.
The triple 3xLQ mutant GFP-NEDD1 CTD displayed a more consistent effect, with most cells retaining strong γ-tubulin staining in the centrosome indicating that this mutant was not able to recruit γ-tubulin (Figure 7E).
Although some cocaine-induced increases in the sensitivity of the reward-generating circuitry were noted, increased gain and/or decreased subjective costs can account for the larger and more consistent effect of cocaine on reward-seeking: a two-fourfold increase in willingness to pay.
