Sentence examples for more linear effect from inspiring English sources

COX2 demonstrated a much more linear effect, as increasing expression correlated with increasing risk of cancer.

Moreover, it is observed that pig manure and NPK fertilizer concentrations exerted more pronounced linear effect (higher coefficient values) on TPH and Cr (VI) reductions, respectively, that is, TPH and Cr (VI) reductions were mostly and positively influenced by the addition of pig manure followed by NPK fertilizer and Tween 80, respectively.

Similarly, age at testing displayed a linear and more than linear effect on the risk for TB and LTBI, respectively, whereas it did not show any effect on the LTBI conversion rates.

The health status has an even more non-linear effect than in the males' sample.

In conclusion, this study shows that the degree of oligomerization of ET has more than a simple linear effect on fermentation parameters in vitro.

Similarly, although not exhibiting a linear effect, individuals reporting more difficulty in getting help from their neighbors were less likely to be willing to donate.

All behavioral measures adapted to threat level, and this became more pronounced as intraepoch time progressed (linear effect of threat level, and linear-linear interaction of threat level by time; Figure 2, Table 1).

Longer chains of DNA tend to have more non-linear effects.

The effect modification patterns for BS are more linear than the ones observed for PM10.

This change had an important effect on style; the painted design became more linear and refined, the scale more broken and delicate.

This effect might result from the physicochemical changes of lignin brought about by more linear structure of S subunits.