Sentence examples for tended to affect from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid any effect of glucose on cell death we chose to stimulate the INS-1E cells with 5 mM glucose instead of 11 mM glucose in the DEDTC experiment because our data indicated that 11 mM tended to affect the necrotic state of INS-1E cells (data not shown).

The IGF-I genotype tended to affect FCM yield in farm 2 (multiparous cows), and the interaction between IGF-I genotype and dpp tended to affect FCM yield in farm 1 (primiparous cows), as AB cows yielded more FCM than BB (farm 1) or AA (farm 2) cows.

*Two way ANOVA Multiple linear regression analysis indicated that LEs tended to affect more HRQoL dimensions in boys than in girls, though gender differences were not statistically significant (Table 4).

Altogether, all tested compounds had an effect on basal ERK activity levels at some time point, but some tended to affect this outcome earlier in this time frame compared with others.

"All recent measles outbreaks in NSW have tended to affect high-school children rather than primary-school children," she said.

It was a shameless bid for sympathy and a standing ovation – and not the work of someone who cared as little as she tended to affect.

The southern border of the electrojet tended to move northward when the current weakened.

In farm 2, the interaction between IGF-I genotype and dpp tended (P = 0.06) to affect IGF-I concentrations as AA cows tended (P < 0.07) to present lower prepartum IGF-I concentrations than AB and BB cows, and although all cows presented a decline (P < 0.01) in IGF-I concentrations during the postpartum period, this decline was less pronounced in AA than AB and BB cows.

Thus, the infiltrate tended to be patchy, light to moderate in intensity and to affect the majority of the interstitium.

In addition, non-lead-exposed rats that were treated with succimer tended to be more affected by a prior error than controls in their latency to respond on post-error trials.

The most important difference we found was that those affected by leprosy tended to frame their situation in medical terms, while those living with disabilities described their situation from a more social perspective.