Sentence examples for significantly smaller effect from inspiring English sources
Compared with intermittent noise, continuous noise had a significantly smaller effect on sleep quality.
The VP16 Inr element differs in sequence from that of the VP5 promoter, and its deletion or mutation has a significantly smaller effect on promoter strength.
Since elemental diffusion has a significantly smaller effect than the representative velocity of advective transport (e.g., Iwamori 1998), it has been neglected here.
Benzyl alcohol also had a significantly smaller effect on the V1/2 of the complex compared to PBA (Figure 1C and Table 1).
Our results show that ADP addition had a significantly smaller effect in reducing H2O2 production in isolated mitochondria than in permeabilized myofibers (Figure 5D) providing further evidence of an increased propensity for ROS production by isolated mitochondria.
Latrunculin application had a significantly smaller effect on the intensity of actin-GFP in spines of cells co-transfected with the ABD of βI-spectrin (n = 5 neurons/group, p<0.001, repeated measures ANOVA).
Several attempts at replication have either failed or produced only significantly smaller effects (see Harris et al. 2013, Shanks et al. 2013, and the January 2014 issue of Perspectives on Psychological Science).
Both stimulatory signals protect isolated CD25+ T cells from spontaneous apoptosis (p<0.001, Figure 4A), with significantly smaller effects on proliferation (Figure 4B).
Loss of PMS2 [ 14], the downstream binding partner of MMR recognition complexes, has significantly smaller effects on CAG/CTG instability relative to loss of MSH2/MSH3.
Thus, although BAR domain scaffolds can efficiently inhibit the dynamics of PI 4,5 P2, they display significantly smaller effects on the lateral diffusion of nonbound lipids.
The first study of the impact of "Brexit" (British exit) for the EU as a whole predicted "long-term negative consequences" for the UK but a "significantly smaller" economic effect for the rest of the 28-nation bloc.
