Sentence examples for much greater effects from inspiring English sources

While human activities are causing a loss of much of the world's biodiversity, amphibians appear to be suffering much greater effects than other classes of organism.

Homozygous animals showed at each time point much greater effects on protein composition.

We focused on ERK, as inhibition of this pathway had much greater effects than p38 inhibition on uptake and glycolysis.

Our data are consistent with this model of binding, in that substitution of a small, hydrophobic residue at position 680 (G) had much greater effects on 4E10 binding at both the IC50 and IC90 levels than the substitution of a large, albeit basically charged, residue (R) at the same position.

Although some of the pesticides individually inhibited larval growth and development, the pesticide mixtures had much greater effects.

This means that oxygen-derived free radicals might exert much greater effects on the pathogenesis of the disease by indirectly inducing other proinflammatory mediators.

The bias has much greater effect and magnifies any error.

"Word of mouth has a much greater effect than some computer generated recommendation," suggested another.

Suffice it to say that Labour made such representations to much greater effect than the others.

"Prison has a much greater effect on crime than anything else, like employment or policing".

A few years later, of course, the band covered another Ritchie Valens song, to much greater effect.