Sentence examples for to rise this effect from inspiring English sources

When baking soda is used in cooking and, for example, causes bread or cake to rise, this effect is due to the reaction of the basic hydrogen carbonate anion (HCO3−) with an added acid, such as potassium hydrogen tartrate (cream of tartar), KHC4H4O6, or calcium dihydrogen phosphate, Ca(H2PO4 2.

To assess which of the cell types gave rise to this effect, we compared control and IPF myofibroblasts on both matrices.

This prediction was in fact borne out, as shown by our main effect of actor, however, the neural processes giving rise to this effect may not simply be due to the perception of familiar actions.

Lipid droplet formation in the liver, steatosis, has been linked to hepatotoxicity (Stephens and Levy, 1992), and is commonly associated with VPA treatment, although the mechanism giving rise to this effect remains unclear (Lagace et al., 2005).

We next investigated potential mechanisms giving rise to this effect.

No wonder you're struggling to rise above the after-effects.

The builder of a bike with negative trail states that steering the bike from straight ahead forces the seat (and thus the rider) to rise slightly and this offsets the destabilizing effect of the negative trail.

This effect is expected to rise as the dimensionality rises (because of the rise in correlation between regressors).

The happiness effect appears to rise with frequency.

Indeed, high temperature causes DNA to melt due to breaking of hydrogen bonds connecting the bases and, consequently, the absorbance at 260 nm rises (this effect being known as a hyperchromic effect).

Watching for the flash as the sun rises is one way to avoid this effect, he says.