Sentence examples for prevailing effects from inspiring English sources

On one hand, gold nanoparticles as a typical noble metal product, because of their chemical stability, original biocompatibility, and prevailing effects of surface plasmon resonance in the visible region, offer excellent, versatile opportunities in immunoassay, biosensing, and optimal catalysis [4 8].

But we are nonetheless obligated to acknowledge the prevailing effects of carnivorous inclinations on the horrifying treatment of animals, including our fellow mammals (some more intelligent than the family dog); and on the environment.

With the formulated herbicides and insecticides, apoptosis levels are mostly decreased because of the prevailing effects of necrosis.

Still, there is the prevailing effect of an intriguing, divided sensibility, one that combines effete, ultra-refined romanticism and tart, gimlet-eyed skepticism.

This suggests that, in these cases, the prevailing effect of the US treatment may be the disintegration of aggregates.

A simple thermodynamic modeling of the liquidus line indicated a relatively complex mixing behavior, and highlighted the prevailing effect of the peritectic compound on solubility.

The prevailing effect of sediment depth is most probably related to the differential ability of different genera to reside in or penetrate different sediment layers and has been associated with oxygen availability in the sediments [23], [70].

Thus, our results demonstrate that regardless of the prevailing effect of smoking many populations have still remarkable potentials to further narrow their gender gaps in LE.

The results of this study demonstrate that regardless of the prevailing effect of smoking many populations have still remarkable potentials to further narrow their gender gaps in life expectancy.

The results of the pooled estimates reflect the prevailing effect found in these latter cohorts.

I emphasize that this is a novel result because the last definitive word on the issue was Duval et al. (2011) meta-analysis claiming the absence of any prevailing effect of elevated CO2 on the plant minerals and, specifically, the lack of response of grain minerals to high-CO2 – claims that are opposite to my results.