The opening of the Quintet in C Major of Schubert provides a simple and quite early example of chords used for the sheer effect of their sound.
Novel 3' variants can be non-neutral for instance when containing regulatory motifs such as miRNA targets or destabilization elements, or when affecting translation efficiency through the sheer effect of 3' UTR size [ 17].
And then for sheer effect, one of the public-realm pieces is a Richard Wilson number, in which a vast ovoid portion of the facade of a disused building on Moorfields has been cut out and set to rotate in three dimensions.
The sheer ripple effect of investing in girls cannot be understated, as the education of girls brings advantages for society that go further than education.
Technological backwardness, sheer incompetence, the intellectual effects of decades of self-imposed isolation — all possible.
Verizon had to deal primarily with the effects of sheer destruction.
The subsequent famine of the mid-1990s killed perhaps 1m people, or 5% of the population: most from sheer starvation, others from the effects of eating grass.
Mechanistically, the dependence of signaling profiles on total VEGFR density as depicted in Fig. 5D could be explained by two forces: (1) the direct effects of the sheer increase in number of VEGFRs available for VEGF ligation; (2) the indirect effects of VEGFR's density ratio relative to NRP1 which was fixed at 10,000/EC.
In addition to the effects of gravity and sheer stress [31], the value of bladder pressure relies on two key assumptions which have been widely accepted without direct evidence of their validity.
In addition to the effects of gravity and sheer stress [ 31], the value of bladder pressure relies on two key assumptions which have been widely accepted without direct evidence of their validity.
