Sentence examples for wider range of effect from inspiring English sources

93% of genes that were differentially expressed following treatment with lapatinib were not significantly changed by treatment with trastuzumab, demonstrating the wider range of effect of the tyrosine kinase inhibitor relative to monoclonal antibody.

There was no evidence of an association (either linear or non-linear) between effect size and IF (P=0.527) but journals with low IFs tended to report trials with a wider range of effect sizes than high If journals (Fig. 2).

He seems to have had a richer vocabulary, a keener ear, a wider range of effects — all of this supported by the firm bones of a Latinate syntax — than any English prose writer before or since.

High humidity can promote metal corrosion and a wider range of effects by encouraging the deposition of pollutants and chemical reaction.

The search for "true" confirmation bias led psychologists to look at a wider range of effects in how people process information.

There is no doubt that the traits described may have a much wider range of effects.

Altogether this study revealed a wider range of effects caused, directly or indirectly, by WRI1 than previously suggested.

We simulated QTL over a wide range of effect sizes with minor allele frequencies that range from 1/8 to 1/2.

Therefore, we presumed that leptin might play a role in the pathogenesis of pemphigus regarding its wide range of effect on T cells.

The relatively wide range of effect estimates suggests that individual heterogeneity was present despite the strict inclusion criteria used to select participants for the study.

Munky from Korn & Mick Thompson from Slipknot use a wide range of effect pedals to create sounds of scratchy DJ turntables & wailing emergency sirens, & Limp Bizkit's Wes Borland plays with both of his hands driving the sound.