Sentence examples for postulated effects from inspiring English sources
The population-based study examined postulated effects, derived from a resources-demands-model about gender-related aspects of self-efficacy, optimism, chronic stress, and exhaustion.
Postulated effects of CAMs (Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database, 2003; Physician Desk Reference for Herbal Medicines, 2000) are given in Tables A1 >, A2 >, A3 > and A4 >.
The study postulated effects on safety because of inexperience, and expected higher fatality rates per distance travelled for males compared to females.
However, it is tempting to speculate that these suggestive findings may reflect postulated effects of neuropil increase related to atypical antipsychotic treatment, manifested as subtle volumetric increases on MRI.
Adequate substance-specific experimental tests to verify the postulated effects are currently not available, nor can the relevance of chemicals for the effects considered here be examined by means of QSAR predictions.
32- 34 Many of the postulated effects of APOC3 on peripheral and tissue lipid metabolism were confirmed in our studies.
However, unlike chemotherapy, where the actions are systemic and directly as a result of biotransformation or cell injury, it has been postulated that effects of EGFR-targeting agents are more likely to be focused on epithelia via a pharmacological effect.
Indeed, we found a trend toward increased hippocampal volume in unipolar patients previously treated with atypical antipsychotics, which may reflect postulated neuroprotective effects of these agents (Thompson et al., 2009).
Although some have postulated class-effects, prior studies of hepatocytes and myocytes indicate that the statins may exhibit differential effects.
[But the] postulated "catalytic effect" of disarmament progress in support of nonproliferation policy is usually described as being an indirect effect, and rightly so.
Another postulated beneficial effect of C1-INH administration after I/R injury is its antiapoptotic activity.
