Sentence examples for signature effect from inspiring English sources

In aquatic animals, intersex is often viewed as a signature effect of exposure to endocrine disrupting compounds.

First discovered in rice, the signature effect of gibberellic acid (GA) is the ability to promote stem elongation.

The leading edge post-processing method reduces the satellite signature effect and gives a more stable reference level (meanLE) for the normal points.

The primary advantage of the concept of the single retroreflector system is to ultimately minimize the so-called target signature effect, which makes measurement less precise due to the multiple reflection points and the resultant pulse spreading.

This method eliminates the satellite signature effect from the distribution of the post-fit range residuals and further improves the average single-shot RMS per normal point to 3.05 mm.

This process eliminates completely the satellite signature effect from the distribution of the post-fit range residuals and further improves the average single-shot RMS per normal point to 3.05 mm (Figure 7).

"There were distinctive, signature effects," he said.

The brain and nervous system uses endocannabinoid transmitters and receptors, the same receptors cannabis works on to produce its signature effects.

These villages, whose residents are nearly all native Alaskans, are already experiencing the flooding and erosion that are the signature effects of climate change in Alaska.

The quick cuts, the tight close-ups, the propulsive pace, the abrupt shifts to slow motion, the slightly dreamy, stoned air that seems to envelop every action — all their signature effects have a distinct late-'80s feel to them.

Additionally, comprehensive parameter investigations, such as weighting factor, acquired reference shaft speed and noise/unwanted signature effects on tracking results, are also performed for guidelines upon using these techniques.