Sentence examples for varying effects for from inspiring English sources

Projectile weapons often have selectable ammunition types with varying effects; for example, the "dart pistol" may fire either explosive needles or tranquilizers.

The varying effects of adjustment for cognitive function and childhood body mass index depending on the test suggest heterogeneity in the childhood characteristics measured by these tests.

Because native and invaded range crayfish were placed in lakes at different times, we also conducted an analysis of weekly growth to better account for the varying effects of temperature and crayfish length throughout the summer.

Also as was already explained, interaction between baseline value and visit, allowing for time varying effect of baseline severity, was included in the model as it was significant in most of the cases.

For many diseases, comorbidity adjustments had varying effects on spending for different age groups.

Differences in mechanical loading of the patellar tendon have been suggested as a reason for varying effects in rehabilitation of patellar tendinopathy using different eccentric squat exercises and devices.

It has been recognised that different populations have unique dietary patterns with varying effects on the risk for chronic diseases.

There may be differences in the behaviors of individual pyrethroid metabolites that result in unknown enzymatic or proteomic impacts, including varying effects on the signaling for meiotic controls.

The most important receptors identified to date for the varying effects moderated by TSP-1 are CD91, syndecan-1, and alpha3beta1 (α3β1) integrin for HBD; CD47 for the C terminal domain, CD36 HSPG and beta1 (β1) integrins for type I repeats; and alpha v beta 3 (αvβ3) for type III repeats.

Consequently, we allowed for time varying effects.

Second, a single overall CFR does not fully account for the varying effects a seasonal epidemic or pandemic could have on vulnerable population subgroups, which could include children or the elderly, those with chronic conditions, or certain racial and ethnic minorities.