Sentence examples for revising effect from inspiring English sources

The revising effect of dexmedetomidine on bilirubin-induced G0/G1 phase percentage increase could be partly abolished by 10 nM atipamezole (from 51.73% ± 4.79% to 59.28% ± 3.92%; p < 0.01) (Fig. 5 C – G ).

Which brings us back to Muzyka, who, in a Wednesday post on BioWare's Web site, performed the artistic equivalent of falling to one knee and kissing the Godfather's ring: he announced that the studio would cave to the demands of its "core fans" and revise Mass Effect 3's ending.

In the light of these results, some works have focused in the study of the key parameters of LbL in order to revise the effect of polymers as PSP in detail and redefine the rules of this technique[24].

In this study, we have revised the effect of classical treatments on lactoferrin structure and activity, such as heat treatment or drying, and also of emerging technologies, like high pressure or pulsed electric field.

However, the MMP13‐targeted siRNA revised the effect above (Fig.  4g).

A second stage with new stopping boundaries would be designed with sample size and planned interim analyses to be able to detect a revised treatment effect with the desired power.

Although he began painting realistic depictions en plein air, he eventually revised initial effects in a studio to both generate contrast and preserve the harmony within the series.

The Codey administration is putting the new rules into effect by revising the state's school nutrition guidelines and thus avoiding the need for legislative approval.

There is one other dazzling side effect to revising our educational methods and supporting all entrepreneurs.

In adopting that rationale for making war, Washington was in effect radically revising the terms of international diplomacy.

The iterative process of revising geometry and assessing effects using CFD continued until all significant sources of unnecessary total pressure loss had been minimised (within the bounds of all the aforementioned competing design constraints).