Sentence examples for most distinct effect from inspiring English sources

The most distinct effect brought out by the non-equilibrium states is the generation of the electromotive force (emf) in the device, suggesting the presence of a nanobattery inside the device.

As seen in Figure 2B, the most distinct effect of diet, i.e. highest Q-values in the logarithmic scale, was in liver where 344 genes had significantly changed expression.

Connexin 43 protein expression was increased in all flutamide-exposed groups; however, the most distinct effect was found in PD2 and PD90 males (P < 0.01)).

The most distinct effect of our study seen on fluorescein angiography was not in the decrease in edema size but rather the reduction of staining intensity.

The inverse association could not be attributed to one particular type of alcoholic beverage, although red wine (RR = 0.21 for > 2 glasses per month vs non-drinker; 0.05 0.86; P-trend = 0.02) has the most distinct effect.

Thus, with respect to higher survival following HS and greater accumulation of hsp90 during HS, EBR produced most distinct effects in the ABA-deficient aba1-1 mutant.

The most distinct effects of these GTPases were noted in Swiss 3 T3 cells, in which RhoA induced stress fiber formation and Rac1 induced membrane ruffling and lamellipodia, whereas Cdc42 induced spike-like filopodia [ 40].

The most distinct surface PLC effect was found for the low levels of anodic polarization, where a tendency to repassivation is low.

Taking their request literally, Ms. Anderson and Liubo Borissov, a digital-media artist, developed a computer program that translates the quartet's sounds into bursts and streams of text projected on a screen behind the performers — an effect most distinct during a sputtering solo by the violinist John Sherba.

First, differences in effect are most distinct for the two subsets (A and C) where the mouse response upon influenza is strongest, which suggest an association between these responses and disease severity.

The effect was most distinct when current smokers were compared to nonsmokers, but it also remained significant after smoking cessation.