Sentence examples for purely an effect from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, it is possible that the [18F]FMISO in hypoxic cells reached an equilibrium state by 4 h post injection, and the increase in tumour activity could be purely an effect of increased bladder activity.

Alternatively, it is possible that the [18F]FMISO in hypoxic cells reached an equilibrium state at 4 h post injection, and the increase in tumour activity could be purely an effect of increased bladder activity.

Additional simulations with methylated R-KR12 and charge-modified K-KR12 mutants show that the extensive interaction seen in the R-KR12 system is partly due to arginine's strong atomic charge distribution, rather than being purely an effect of the greater number of hydrogen bond donors.

If this reduced number of CC1+ cells in rSema3A-treated lesions is purely an effect of reduced differentiation of OPCs, as previously suggested [ 46], then we would expect a normal or increased number of OPCs in the rSema3A-treated lesions, rather than a reduction.

If it were purely an electromagnetic effect it would be practically instantaneous, but it is not.

It should be noted that the increased affinity predicted for small molecules such as toluene and skatole is not purely an entropic effect.

This is thought to be purely a viscosity effect of the sol during the spin-coating process.

This enhanced orientation is purely a quantum effect since dipolar interaction between molecules prevents a post-pulsed orientation within the classical limit.

In this viewpoint, it is believed that the cause of increasing reaction rate is purely a thermal/kinetic effect, i.e. a very high temperature will be achieved quickly when microwaves are acting on polar materials.

The key question then is whether the observed AAC changes are purely a secondary effect of the directional mutation pressures and/or adaptation of the DNA (or RNA) through oligonucleotide frequency shifts, while not necessarily being adaptive at the protein level.

Our data add to these epidemiological data by suggesting that serotonin may mediate the increased bleeding risk of aspirin plus SSRIs, rather than the interaction being purely an additive pharmacodynamics effect.