Sentence examples for more localised effects from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Rht, the enzymes acting during the latter stages of GA biosynthesis are encoded by multiple paralogs with overlapping domains of expression and, in Arabidopsis, mutations in individual genes have more localised effects [ 20- 22].

Our analysis intends to detect forces with large-scale effects (there are typically hundreds of genes in each of the bins in our analysis), and is therefore unlikely to respond to processes that have more localised effects in the genome.

The high within-woman concordance between the left and right breasts in terms of average density and degree of density clustering implies that, whatever the biological mechanisms affecting density, the main driving influences are likely to affect the two breasts similarly rather than having breast-specific or even more localised effects.

The global financial crisis had a more localised effect 20 years ago, centred around London and New York, at least insofar as the art market was concerned.

It is found that the two latter parameters have a more localised effect on the R values and their influence does not warrant generalisation at this stage.

Besides dredging up some awkward geopolitical tension, Putin sending his troops to hang out in Crimea has had a slightly more localised effect on European politics.

Therefore, we cannot exclude that, in our case, the more intense and spread FAC effect overwhelms that of the temporally more localised B y leakage.

In Moscow protest has become more localised.

In other affected countries, the outbreak has been more localised.

Progress is being made towards more localised solutions, however.

"Education is about a far more localised service," she says.