Sentence examples for most evident effect from inspiring English sources

The most evident effect of doubling the inoculum size was the increase in Cd accumulation, which was of 17%and31%1% in roots and shoots, respectively.

The most evident effect of Slc6a3 gene therapy was reflected in the remarkably altered overt behavioral phenotype of treated mice that showed a reversal of both the hyperactivity and perseverative pattern of locomotion characteristic of this model of hyperdopaminergia.

Interestingly, for the same studies described above, the effects of microchannels and NGF were opposite from the effects on polarization; the most evident effect was for the immobilized growth factor (10% increase in axon length with respect to controls) whereas there was no effect in general for the microtopography.

Cluster thinning's most evident effect is apparently crop load reduction, but its decrease is not equivalent to the thinning's intensity.

In respect of afforestation of former arable sites, the most evident effect on C sequestration was the net sink of atmospheric CO2 with C accumulation mainly in the growing trees and the forest floor [7 11].

The most evident effect of JAS was the elimination of the cortical flash of control eggs (Fig. 7B, arrow at 0 07).

The most evident effects were again observed with Tat 30 µg, for which the average frequency of CD38+/HLA-DR+ doubly-positive CD8+ T lymphocytes remained significantly higher up to week 48 (p = 0.0010).

As a consequence, the CD4/CD8 ratio progressively increased in immunized subjects with the most evident effects at week 20 and 48 from the first immunization, and, particularly, for the 30 µg Tat dose (week 20, p = 0.0117; week 48, p = 0.0011).

The displacement of the retrograde tracks was increased in all the treatments, where the most evident effects were noted following addition of DID and Nde1-DID.

[PDF] Donor update - 1 June 2004 While the most evident effects of the 2002-2003 crisis are slowly fading from the international radar screen, the long-term effects are still impacting the lives of millions of Ethiopians.

In synthesis, the most evident effects of the vitamin D hormone on the immune system seem to be in the control of T-helper type-1-driven autoimmunity and partially the T-helper type-2-driven immune response.