Sentence examples for reported to affect a from inspiring English sources

Growth anomalies have been reported to affect a variety of coral genera from both the Caribbean and the Indo-Pacific [24], [25] and have been relatively well characterized at the gross and microscopic levels [26] [34].

Unlike shattering, which is clearly a polygenic trait, only one locus, Rc, has been reported to affect a change from red pericarp to white.

CNVs are reported to affect a greater percentage of genomic sequences and have been identified in regions covering a number of genes that are recognized to play a role in cattle environmental responses and adaptation [ 4].

When we compared Arrh-1 with the mapped loci of known clock-related genes, we found that Arrh-1 was closely mapped to the position of the Rab3a gene, which has been reported to affect τ; a point mutation in the conserved amino acid (Asp77Gly) within the GTP-binding domain of the Rab3a protein shortened the circadian period of locomotor activity [30].

A single atypical isolate that had a mutation reported to affect CPS expression produced a false-negative result, and a single B. thailandensis isolate that had the CPS biosynthetic operon and expresses capsule produced a false-positive result (20, 60, 61 ).

Indications of limited understanding of the insurance concept, which includes risk pooling were also present in a study in Laos and Bukina Faso [ 21, 40] and was reported to affect enrolment in a community health financing scheme in Uganda [ 41].

The reason why NSC48300 was reported to affect Taspase1 in an in vitro assay but not in vivo (this study) remains to be elucidated.

The number of mammographic views used has been reported to affect mammography sensitivity, suggesting a higher frequency of IC after a single-view as compared to two-view mammography screening (Bryan et al, 1995).

Many physicochemical properties of the lactose carrier particles have been reported to affect the efficiency of a DPI.

Several factors were reported to affect PCR results in a blood specimen such as the high concentrations of leukocytes DNA and heme compounds [ 38].

In addition to social factors, ecological pressures, such as reduced food availability, predation risk, or climatic factors, have been reported to affect glucocorticoid output in a variety of species (Muller and Wrangham 2004; Weingrill et al. 2004).