Sentence examples for reductive effect from inspiring English sources

Conditioned medium with PEDF showed a significantly reductive effect on migration in vitro accompanied with a significant reduction of matrix metalloproteinase-9 expression.

But does it really have a reductive effect on the way we communicate?

She had thought about the reductive effect of extraction earlier in her career and been alarmed by the simplification that comes from quotation.

Antioxidant capacity was tested by using different chemical methods including radical scavenging, reductive effect, phosphomolybdenum and metal chelating assays.

The viewer is invited to don handcuffs attached to a ball and chain while viewing the second work: flat ladders and runged poles line the walls of a smaller gallery, creating a handsome compositional surround, Mondrianlike in its reductive effect.

In conclusion, ART is a promising drug in control of schistosomiasis mansoni due to its reductive effect on worm burden and its role in improvement of hepatic granulomatous lesions.

Zadie Smith and David Foster Wallace have made similar points about the distracting, reductive effects of modern media far more effectively.

When GSK-3 inhibitor was mediated by using FUS, there were reductive effects compared to respective control group (42.1% and 39.6% reduction compared to control, with p < 0.05 and p < 0.01 in cortex and hippocampus respectively).

Until then he recommends that we pay more attention to the reductive effects of food science, recognize the fallibility of research studies (because to replicate the healthy effects of, say, the Mediterranean diet completely, you need to live like a villager on Crete) and dial back the clock.

While Africanists assume that context make a significant difference, the empirical analysis points to very similar effects of electoral institutions in Africa as in established democracies; regarding reductive effects, effects on the party system, governing capacity, competition and fairness of elections.

The fact that LAS, epicatechin, and luteolin-7-O-β-D-glucoside have inhibitory effects on PTIO and reductive effects on Fe3+ (Table 2; Additional file 2) implies that their direct-antioxidant action may include H+-transfer and ET pathways.