Sentence examples for reductive effects of from inspiring English sources
Zadie Smith and David Foster Wallace have made similar points about the distracting, reductive effects of modern media far more effectively.
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.
In β-cells, it remains to be seen whether these reductive effects of IRE1α on insulin mRNA are actually important for insulin protein biogenesis, which is regulated at many levels.
Katri et al. investigated the pain reductive effects of left- and right-sided TS performed for 12 pancreatic cancer patients [ 33].
Again, we avoided the relatively modern reductive effects of parasitism by extracting phase-specific FFs present in the set of proteomes of free-living organisms.
Admittedly, these tools were developed in opposition to the polarizing and reductive effects of revolutionary discourse as it appeared to Foucault in the early 1970s.
She had thought about the reductive effect of extraction earlier in her career and been alarmed by the simplification that comes from quotation.
If I harbour misgivings about Boland's performance as poetic mater dolorosa, it is not because I believe that liberal narratives of progress are sufficient to lift the awful burden of history, but because of the reductive effect of her one-size-fits-all approach to historical elegy.
In certain degenerative disorders of the spine, the initial pain reductive effect of conservative therapy does not last and there are relapses in long term follow-up since the causative factor(s) has not been treated [21].
In addition, the reductive effect of AS-ODNs on NF-κB transcriptional activity was also evident in 293T and A549 cells (Fig. S1D).
This was probably due to the abrogation of the protective, reductive effect of DHFR by the MTX treatment.
