Sentence examples for range of different effects from inspiring English sources

Since a given attack type can have a range of different effects on a victim, our classification considers the most serious documented consequences of each type of attack.

Our results strongly point towards an intrinsic ability of ACT to, directly and efficiently, insert into raft domains triggering there a range of different effects, without a strict requirement for receptors.

Future research should seek to discern the effects of both salmon and cod farms during the spawning season for cod resident in fjords containing farms, as a range of different effects are possible during this period, including mass spawning of farmed cod in cod farms [37] and possible avoidance of fjords containing salmon farms by spawning cod [38].

Thus, histamine together with TNF-α can induce a range of different effects on a cell.

The herein studied bioactivities of Rhododendron leaf extracts showed a range of different effects towards the bacterial tester organisms possibly reflecting the phylogentic diversity of the analyzed Rhododendron species.

If the mechanical modes are coupled, a range of different effects can be observed and exploited, for instance using localized modes to improve sensitivity or using coupled resonances to create mechanical RF filters, to enable single-input single-output mass sensing or to observe synchronization.

The HPLC separation may in principle be followed by a range of different effect monitoring assays depending on the compounds separated and the focus of the research.

Acidification is just one of a broader range of the problems facing the oceans and the combination of different effects is increasing the threat.

The risks of causing a range of different radiation effects depend on the gestational age [52].

With the increasing perception of bats as ecosystem service providers in agroecosystems (Boyles et al. 2011; Kunz et al. 2011), researchers started to investigate a range of different spatiotemporal effects on bat activity in agricultural landscapes.

Sorting out the genetic architecture of common human diseases will require a combination of computational, mathematical, and statistical methods that are capable of detecting, characterizing and interpreting a wide range of different genetic effects including gene gene interactions, gene environment interactions and locus heterogeneity [Cordell, 2009; Moore et al., 2010].