Sentence examples for the effect of super from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the selection probabilities of the chromosomes are changing and the effect of super chromosomes can be eased as each chromosome can be selected only once, no matter how good it is.

It is seen that generally the analysis of these foundations is carried out without considering the effect of super structure (Chu and Afandi 1966; Brown 1969; Melerski 1990; IS: 11089-1984 2002; Dewaikar and Patil 2006).

Nagashima et al. [20] reported the effect of super high-volume hemofiltration (filtration rates; 300 mL/kg/h) on the improvement of vascular permeability and the regulation of the inflammatory response in the lung using experimental animals with CA and CPB.

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Simultaneously, the effect of super lecithin on non-HDL-C in rats was related to some increase in activity of cholesteryl ester transfer protein.

Poisoning with lead together with dietary supplementation with super lecithin caused an increase in non-HDL cholesterol; this effect was different from the effect of exposure to lead acetate with no supplementation (decrease in non-HDL-C) and was different from the effect of super lecithin administered without lead (non-HDL-C without change).

In addition, the effect of super-harmonic components on the resonant response and jump phenomenon is examined.

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, potentiodynamic polarization and scanning electron microscopy were carried out to determine the effect of super-hydrophobic surfaces on the marine bacterium Vibrio natriegens (V. natriegens) adhesion.

The effect of super-elevated CO2 with cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) on the photoautotrophic growth of Oncidesa in vitro has been studied using a gas-permeable film culture vessel, the 'Vitron'Vitron

However, beyond these studies, little is known about the effect of super-elevated CO2 enrichment on the photoautotrophic growth of orchid plantlets (or any other crop for that matter) in film culture vessels.

Hew et al. (1995) and Gouk et al. (1997) conducted detailed plant physiological studies on the effect of super-elevated CO2 levels (10 000 μmol mol−1) on the in vitro growth of CAM orchids Mokara White and Mokara Yellow, concluding that these levels were able to stimulate the growth of plantlets on sugar-added medium (i.e. photomixotrophic conditions).