Sentence examples for more specific effects from inspiring English sources

The Hermetic tradition also had more specific effects.

It is to be assumed that similar and more specific effects in rehabilitation can be achieved with segment-body vibrations.

However, the increase in activity was not as significant as that seen upon β-catenin co-transfection, indicating more specific effects of the DNA-binding proteins.

Presumably as the result of a more elaborated electrode placement, we could also obtain our maximal responses at much lower stimulation intensities (about one order of magnitude), which means more specific effects in terms of the elements stimulated.

This may be related to the fact that Y4 receptors are only expressed at significant levels in the hypothalamus and the brain stem [27], [28], which may allow for more specific effects with fewer side effects if Y4 receptors were targeted with anti-obesity treatments.

Thus, this impairment may refer to disease-related rather than to more specific effects.

The computational model predicted that a drug that specifically binds GTP-bound Ras will have a more specific effect on the mutant than it will on the wild-type system, and thus also on cancerous than on normal tissue.

There are two effects: the general shift due to the mass of the nucleus, known as the isotope shift, and a more specific effect depending on the magnetic properties of nuclei known as hyperfine structure.

The assay panel consisted of 5 whole organism assays measuring apical effects and 14 cell- and organism-based bioassays with more specific effect observations.

In spite of their benefits they have several side effects, so synthesis of new agonists of these receptors to get more specific effect and better profile of adverse drug reactions is still continued.

In contrast, addition of 50 nM nocodazole, an inhibitor of microtubule polymerization[24], had a more specific effect.