Sentence examples for remnant effect from inspiring English sources

Notable results include: a significant increase toward higher latitudes during summer in the South America and Asia regions, associated with the mid-latitude summer night anomaly, and an increase toward higher latitudes in winter in the North America and Oceania regions, highlighting the remnant effect of the winter anomaly.

However, although HWHH at high and medium contrasts do not differ significantly at the population level after adaptation, there nevertheless appears to be an interaction between changes in response strength and changes in HWHH, which indicates there is still a remnant effect of contrast on orientation selectivity for these two contrasts.

Both above factors suggest that this is a remnant effect of the AL examination.

In conclusion, the remnant effect of the dawn phenomenon on the overall diabetic control is ∼4 mmol/mol (i.e., ∼0.4% HbA1c).

The remnant effect terms are mapped to unknown processes in CSML, though they will be converted with a similar methodology described in this section.

Consequently, it is important first to assess whether the dawn phenomenon exerts a remnant effect on the glycemic profile and further to quantify this impact on the overall glucose exposure which was the main purpose of this study.

These remnant effects may be mediated by neuroprotective IL-10 and trophic factors, such as NT-3.

However, dike removal may still be important for large restoration sites depending on issues not examined in this paper, e.g., remnant dike effects on river flood hydrodynamics.

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However, the detrimental effect of remnant lamellae can be minimized after alpha treatments provided that the remnant lamellae are smaller than about 80 μm.

Fig. 4 Effect on remnant functional liver volume and total SUV of 18F-FDGal by simulated resections of 30% of total functional liver volume in two patients with cirrhosis.