Sentence examples for points to effects on from inspiring English sources
One proposed mechanism points to effects on IDE's quaternary structure.
The Port Pirie materials are even less specific, and point to effects on "intellectual performance and general behavior" [ 38].
In addition, the phenotypic effects associated with particular Wolbachia strains that are maintained following interspecific transfers (as in the case of the wMelPop infection following transfer from D. melanogaster to D. simulans and Ae. aegypti – Table 1) also point to effects on hosts mediated by the Wolbachia genome rather than the host genome.
Although preliminary data point to effects of immunosuppression on cardiovascular complications, this must be substantiated.
It's fair to say that this is an empirical question on which labor economists are divided, though Neumark and Wascher's literature review suggests that the bulk of the research on the topic points to negative effects on employment.
She points to rainbow effects on the edges of the plates, caused by pollutants and humidity seeping in between the plate and the protective glass.
These agents are neurotoxicants, but recent evidence also points to lasting effects on metabolism.
Additionally, a marked reduction in the level of CRP within 72 h of IFX infusion indirectly points to an effect on the cytokine profile [ 12].
Collectively, these consequences point to considerable effects on fitness and thereby on ecosystem function for fish exposed to plastic nanoparticles of about 50 nm size.
"Google Books only allows 'snippets' of books to be read, but our survey may be one of the first pointing to related effects on potential earnings overall," said Rasenberger.
Available studies on the impact of adult deaths in LMICs point to unclear effects on non-medical consumption, with some studies pointing to a decline, others to no change and in at least one case to an increase in some components of household spending.
