Sentence examples for mostly an effect from inspiring English sources
Results from N = 221 participants suggest that distrust is mostly an effect of graphical (e.g., complex layout) and structural (e.g., pop-ups) design issues of a website, whereas trust is based on social factors such as reviews or recommendations by friends.
Supported by enzyme activity measurements, the accumulation of high Glyc3P levels in CBS4435 was mostly an effect of limiting GPP activity levels.
These changes were considered to be mostly an effect of contemplating new arguments or of a more harmonized interpretation of the question, rather than of 'peer pressure' or anchoring [ 34].
We feel our approach is more direct, since this clustering is mostly an effect of the conserved residues' tendency to be buried in the structural core (for a direct comparison with the method developed by Mihalek and coworkers; see Supplementary Section S1.5).
Dr. Osterle raised the idea in a paper that dealt mostly with an effect that is the opposite of the one proposed by the Alberta team: how, by applying electricity, the electrokinetic effect could be used to make water flow.
This suggested that this QTL, cosegregating with VvMybA genes cluster, mostly had an effect on total anthocyanin accumulation and by consequence, an indirect effect on anthocyanin methylation.
Because very similar changes in gene expression are observed in Esrp1/Esrp2 DKO epidermis as those in other mouse KO models associated with barrier defects, we believe these changes in EDC genes and Keratins are mostly an indirect effect of the Esrp KO, in contrast to the direct regulation of Grhl1 by AS-NMD.
Drugs to treat pain offer mostly a modest effect, with use limited by adverse effects.
Medication non-adherence was mostly a result of side effects, though ineffectiveness and cost were cited as other reasons.
The age of patients has a negative effect on the amount of out-of-pocket payments for the adults while the age of children has (mostly) a positive effect.
Scheiber argues that while Warren has no great aversion to the spotlight, her self-aggrandizement is mostly a side effect of her policy passion.
