Sentence examples for unexplored effects from inspiring English sources

This indicates that, besides albumin, PEI does interact with a variety of blood plasma proteins, and could have unexplored effects on their structures and bio-functions.

To the extent that DHT competes with T for AR binding sites, it does not interfere with sex behavior-promoting actions of T. Rather, MSB is facilitated by co-administration of the two hormones, which may attest to their differing interactions with the AR, to unexplored effects of DHT metabolites, or to the greater duration or amount of androgen exposure in hamsters treated with both hormones.

To better characterise unexplored effects of Pb-TCMC-trastuzumab therapy after paclitaxel pre-treatment on mitotic progression, the level of BubR1 protein expression was determined using immunoblot analysis.

In recognition that current methods available to explore tanglegrams were constructed for simpler host-parasite systems, we sought to use co-phylogenetic methods to investigate our data and recognize that the low support in some areas of the trees and undersampling of hosts and myzostomids has unexplored effects on the results.

This unexplored effect of TIMP3 on FoxO1 function in the kidney is dependent on a hyperglycaemic environment which contributes to reduce TIMP3 expression possibly through epigenetic regulation of its promoter (Cardellini et al, 2009; Federici et al, 2002).

Apart from these largely unexplored autocrine effects that modulate CXCR1 and CXCR2 surface levels; we show that DC are capable of attracting or retaining neutrophils in an IL-8-dependent fashion.

Since this transporter is largely unexplored, the effect of the mutation on riboflavin transport efficiency is currently unknown.

Relatively unexplored are the effects of the thickness of liquid fuel in the pool without ullage.

However, convincing evidence only exists for cross-modal links in spatial orienting, leaving the dynamics of these effects unexplored.

It's a valid way to present 30 years of American social history, certainly, but Buckley's version has a sketchy, arbitrary quality, where themes are undeveloped and cause and effect unexplored.

Even so, much went unexplored: Stravinsky's effect on jazz and rock, his influence on movies (the octatonic dinosaurs of Walt Disney's "Fantasia" were mentioned only in passing), his relationships with modernist writers and painters, his seismic impact on almost every aspect of twentieth-century music.