Sentence examples for smaller secondary effects from inspiring English sources

For hormonal cancers, the functional variants (rs10069690 and rs2242652) with the biggest effects on risk have no direct effects on TL, and, conversely, variants (rs7705526 and rs2736108), which are clearly drivers of TL, have smaller, secondary effects on breast and ovarian cancers (Bojesen et al. 2013; Terry et al. 2012; Pellatt et al. 2013).

It is known that high-affinity (secondary) active transporters and endodermal exporters are important for micronutrient uptake and ultimate transfer to the xylem (and phloem) and a somewhat leaky Casparian strip should have either little or perhaps only small secondary effects on nutrient accumulation, especially for those using (secondary) active transport.

If, on the other hand, the isotope is placed some distance from the reaction centre, it produces a much smaller, secondary isotope effect.

We describe a rapid, cost-effective approach to characterize primary and secondary effects of small-molecules by using small-scale libraries of virally integrated short hairpin RNAs.

These fissures, however, were small and are considered only secondary effects of an earthquake, similar to the cracks which open in the ground at the top of a landslide.

The objective of this paper is to analyze this failure mechanism of primary voids and to study the effect of smaller secondary damage that co-exists with or nucleation in the ligaments between larger voids that coalesce during intense shearing.

These homozygous individuals (HbS/HbS) develop sickle cell disease in which sickle-shaped RBCs block small peripheral blood vessels leading to very serious secondary effects.

Other energy production techniques have a relatively small infrastructure footprint and a larger area impacted by habitat fragmentation and other secondary effects on wildlife.

There would be significant secondary effects, too.

Poverty and the breakdown of family have secondary effects.

The ever increasing need for speed creates other secondary effects.