Mr. Meallet shapes his stories to simplistic effect; the endings can be O.
However, CXCL1 has been shown to be a promoter of OPC migration, proliferation and differentiation [ 49, 51], and so this is clearly over-simplistic, and the effect of a cytokine may depend on timing, concentration, receptor and downstream signalling molecule expression.
For all its bucolic charm, The Bell is not simplistic escapism, the corrosive effect of which on human kindness Murdoch so viscerally dissects in other novels.
But using simplistic analyses to isolate the effect of marginal tax increases and then quoting those figures may be misleading.
We made a simplistic assumption that while the effect of an infarct on cognition may vary based on size and location, it is well known that the presence of a large cortical infarct or a subcortical infarct represents cerebrovascular disease.
But, the scientists wrote, "the original hypothesis was overly simplistic because the effects of diet on coronary heart disease can be mediated through multiple biological pathways other than serum total cholesterol or low-density lipoprotein cholesterol".
A simplistic channel model is used in order to limit the effect of advanced channel model parameters, so the contribution of the scheduling metric to the system performance could be isolated.
However, when it comes to consider the effect of an hypothetic vaccination program, they choose a very simplistic and unrealistic one.
Both the negative impact of antioxidant supplementation and positive effect of cold exposure on lifespan cast further doubt on simplistic models relating metabolism, ROS production and ageing [ 4, 6– 8].
The facts speak for themselves; the adjectives and the sarcasm have the counterintuitive effect of cheapening them, of imposing on the world a disappointingly crude and simplistic argument.
