Over the next thirty years, in thousands of scientific papers, plumes and their putative effects were described, modeled, and categorized.
This design excluded putative effects of leaf litter mineralisation on trace gas fluxes.
Here, we investigated the effects of nanoceria on neuronal survival in the face of an oxidative challenge as well the putative effects on neuronal differentiation.
Moreover, neural evidence of such putative effects of knowledge of more than two earlier acquired languages on the word-learning mechanisms in the brain is lacking.
As Arthur Benavie pointed out in "Drugs, America's Holy War," in 2009, the American approach to illegal substances has as much to do with who takes the drugs as it does with the drugs' putative effects on people or society.
Characterization of the mechanisms and potential clinical implications associated with the effects of the CAS on hemorrhage requires further consideration of the effects of PPK and FXII on hemorrhage beyond their putative effects on coagulation cascades.
About one quarter of the sample had deliberately taken a pharmaceutical substance for its putative effects on the euphoric effects of, or recovery from, ecstasy use.
These signals approximately identify the neural correlates of the applied stimulation to identify neuroanatomic structures involved in the putative effects of clinical hypnosis on pain perception.
In a 2006 review of the explanations researchers had proposed for sleep, Marcos Frank, a neuroscientist then working at the University of Pennsylvania (he is now at WSU Spokane) concluded that the evidence for sleep's putative effects on cognition was "weak or equivocal".
Herein, we investigate the putative effects of synthetic human PFFs on cultured rat ventral midbrain dopamine (DA) neurons.
To understand the severity and duration of such putative effects, we measured systemic and renal hemodynamics after intra-arterial radiocontrast administration.
