Sentence examples for vessel effects from inspiring English sources

This increased credible interval width is consistent with statistical theory, because vessel effects will result in non-independence of different sampling occasions, thus decreasing effective sample sizes.

Here we demonstrate how differences in catchability among vessels ("vessel effects"), as well as random variation in vessel-specific catchability over time ("vessel-year effects") can be incorporated into generalized linear mixed models through their treatment as random effects.

Long term studies on vessel effects will be required for evaluation of possible stenosis forming at the area of the detached distal tip, thrombo-embolic complications or tracking of a possible displacement of the tip itself.

Resistance and capacitance vessel effects are mediated via the B2 receptor in both health and in CHF.

In particular, at 1.5T the origin of the BOLD effect is thought to be dominated by intravascular large vessel effects, rather than signal from the cortical microvasculature [Boxerman et al., 1995].

It could be assumed that in the cases in these clinical reports, VEGF may act as a vasodilator that counterbalances contractile vessel effects caused by the original disease before anti-VEGF injection.

This "mixing vessel" effect is due to the fact besides the classic swine viruses, pigs are susceptible to infection by both avian and human influenza viruses.

Multiple-effect distillation also takes place in a series of low-pressure vessels (effects), but it differs from multistage distillation in that preheated salt water is sprayed onto evaporator tubes in order to promote rapid evaporation in each vessel.

As the SPAK243A/243A mice used in this study ablate SPAK activity in all tissues of the mouse, we cannot rule out that the effects on blood pressure seen in the SPAK knock-in mice could in part result from non-renal (e.g. colon, brain, blood vessels) effects.

However, vessel-year effects generally have a larger effect on catch rates than vessel-effects and hence abundance indices estimated using both vessel- and vessel-year effects are generally similar to estimates when using just vessel-year effects.

Angelica shikokiana has been used as a health food for its anticancer, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiallergic, and blood vessel dilating effects in Japan.