Sentence examples for segregated effects from inspiring English sources

Although pathogenesis of MS is still unknown, it is proposed as a T-cell-mediated autoimmune disease, since its characteristic activity pattern, including relapses, is related to the temporally and spatially segregated effects of activated T cells [ 10, 11].

As a control to isolate the effects of ppw-1 from all other segregating effects, we crossed NL3511 (ppw-1 deletion in N2 background with low sensitivity) with N2 and measured lethality after par-1 RNAi treatment in 197 F2.

One attempt to solve this controversy was made by Prod'homme et al., who found segregating effects, including the activation of LIR-1− NK cells and inhibition of LIR-1+ NK cells.

"I can't imagine that the cost of a couple of stamps justifies a policy that has a clearly segregating effect," he said.

While the results suggest there is something in the distinctly segregating effect of a river splitting a city into two parts that leads to some sort of compensation in the network as a whole, the reasons why this is and the processes leading to it remain to be established.

But as depicted in this figure, the impact of genomic GC-bias on the amino acid usage is so strong that the organisms under study have been segregated, in effect, on the basis of their average genomic GC-content.

In the interest of completely segregating the effects of the lesson plan from the effects of lecture-based instruction in evolution, we chose to use an online posttest.

The 2×2 factorial design enabled us to segregate the effects of the GR mutation that are potentially generalizable across strains from strain-related differences as well as interactions of GR genotype and strain.

Segregating stress effects from sleep loss itself when sleep-depriving animals including humans presents obstacles.

Approximately 50% of the variance of the common coding form is due to segregating trans-effects, non-segregating masking epistatic interactions, and residual error.

The explanatory power of each predictor variable is segregated into independent effects (I), i.e. those associated with that variable independently of other predictor variables and joint effects (J), attributable to the joint action of that variable with other predictors.