Sentence examples for probable positive effect from inspiring English sources
As found by Elfkih et al. 2012, there is a probable positive effect of educational level on the achievement of overall sustainability.
On exposure to SAE, the viable cell counts of Vero cells were observed to be higher as compared to control, suggesting that SAE may have a probable positive effect on cell proliferation.
A few studies have focused on the effect of raloxifene treatment on osteoblast functioning, indicating a probable positive effect of raloxifene on osteoblasts (Taranta et al. 2002, Viereck et al. 2003).
Alongside this, collective farming (both agricultural and livestock production) also collapsed at the beginning of the 1990s, leading to changes in land cover from agricultural and pasture to wooded land, with probable positive effects on the abundance of rodents (TBEv transmission hosts).
Simulation model can be also used to show to what extend the probable positive labour market effects of increasing life expectancy in good health can overcome the longer period of exposure to disability due to longer working life.
This work demonstrated an effective approach of improved butanol fermentation and its probable mechanisms of this positive effect, i.e. the adsorption of ABE solvent and the adhesion of bacteria on porous substrate accounted for the production improvement and the proportional variation of solvent constituents.
This suggests that a probable mechanism for positive effects on pain as a consequence of exercise was central alterations and not peripheral improvements in the muscles.
It is probable that dilation of the magma reservoir had a weak positive effect on the ascent process of gas bubbles, but clamping restrained the bubble ascent, which then increased the stress in the area that produced the local earthquakes.
In addition to the positive effect of legumes on voluntary intake, it is also probable that leaves of legumes are more favourable for intake than the stems and sheaths of grasses, particularly during the spring-heading period.
Overrepresentation of CCGG sites might be explained by a positive effect of their methylation with MTases that overrides negative effect of probable DNA cleavage with REases.
