Sentence examples for more general effect from inspiring English sources
For a more general effect, experiments on rodents have shown that a severely restricted but balanced diet can increase their lifespan by about 30%.
The more general effect of XTH and other cell-wall-related genes on root growth under stress therefore warrants additional studies.
Compared with the localised effect of visible cameras on speeds and crashes mainly in speed camera areas, the hidden cameras had a more general effect on all roads.
Serotonin, meanwhile, appeared to have a more general effect on aversion to harm, not just a heightened concern for another person.
The CNS adverse events of sumatriptan in migraine patients and normal volunteers also indicate a more general effect of sumatriptan on CNS indicating that the drug can cross the BBB in man.
Taken together, the results obtained in the present work point to a more general effect of 5-nitrofuranes and 5-nitrothiophenes in trypanosomatids, opening potential therapeutic possibilities of them for these infectious diseases.
He's also steering clear of grand claims for the impact the new feature may have on larger competitors, preferring instead to talk about the more general effects of making mobile ticket-buying easier for music fans.
Professor Gordon Smith, an expert in obstetrics and gynaecology at Cambridge University, said: "What you can now say is that folic acid has more general effects in pregnancy, which bolsters the case for fortifying flour.
If Swedish, but not math, performance increases with PYSM, this would suggest PYSM operates through parents' linguistic acculturation, but not the more general effects from parents' incorporation.
A study from 2012 on the more general effects of solitude notes this problem: "Most studies in this field of research have been cross-sectional and have concentrated on selected populations such as elderly people living alone or single parents," that report says.
Addition of cations also has more general effects on the bacteria.
