Sentence examples for parallel the effects of from inspiring English sources
Such a motion would parallel the effects of mastication in mammals, although accomplishing the effects in a completely different way.
The effects of cationic antimicrobial agents on MinD oscillations parallel the effects of protamine on the growth of bacteria [26] in dosage, in pH dependence, and in the inhibitory effects of Ca++ and Mg++.
It is apparent that H2O2 effects can stimulate and at least partially parallel the effects of NO in Arabidopsis (Bright et al. 2006).
Our results closely parallel the effects of co-expressing ASIC3 and ASIC1a in heterologous cells (Benson et al. 2002; Hesselager et al. 2004); they suggest that transgenic ASIC3 assembled with ASIC1a into heteromeric channel complexes and that these complexes traffic to the cell surface.
Regardless of what measures the authors use, they need to more clearly convey to the reader the extent to which the effects of AIV lesions parallel the effects of X-lesions (as reported by Scharff) and/or Ad lesions (as reported by B&A).
The World Health Organization says the health consequences of cooking with charcoal parallel the effects of smoking two packs of cigarettes a day.
A lower cap on the federal support for CEOs could parallel the effect of other public interest mandates built into government contracts, such as mandates to pay construction workers a living wage.
This result would parallel the effect of OA-pre-training injected over aversive memory retention.
Depending on how well recent intake reflects long-term intake, total caloric intake may parallel the effect of BMI, which was not seen in the present study.
Our finding that persons with a positive TST result were less likely to have disseminated disease may parallel the effect of BCG immunization which usually results in transient TST positivity and decreased risk of disseminated disease in children [ 31].
These effectors are referred to as "crinkler" proteins because of their association with cell death and leaf crinkling, which parallels the effects of Bd on amphibian skin [ 17].
