Sentence examples for with a net effect from inspiring English sources
Another possibility is that being deficient in calories turns certain genes on and off, with a net effect of slowing the clock.
When faced with DNA damage, inflammation or limited food supply, sirtuins coordinate a variety of hormonal networks, regulatory proteins and other genes, with a net effect of keeping cells alive and healthy.
That paper, publicly released earlier this year, found that on average the minimum wage increases have caused employers to reduce hours, with a net effect of reducing low-wage employees' earnings by $125 a month.
The countries that receive it may intervene in turn, with a net effect of much less international capital movement than all countries would prefer.A possible solution, the piece goes on to discuss, might be coordination across countries.
The countries that receive it may intervene in turn, with a net effect of much less international capital movement than all countries would prefer.Controlling controlsA more co-ordinated approach might mitigate the risks of the nastier spillover effects.
Our predictive model suggests that as urban tree canopy increases in residential urban areas, exposed turf grass decreases, with a net effect of a slight decrease in residential landscape water demand.
Thus, whole body vibration combined with exercise compared with control had a net effect of 10.2 % on maximal voluntary force.
Since inactivation of MLCP is associated with increased phospho-MLC, and a net effect of ROCK activation is associated with increased phospho-MLC, we found that phospho-MLC was found to be markedly higher in diabetics compared to that of control with no change in its protein level.
There will be a net effect with an overall direction of change.
This suggests that the inflammatory process not only affects local bone, but also leads to bone loss at distant sites, possibly due to a disturbed cytokine balance with a negative net effect on bone.
Cutting thousands of prices by tiny amounts, or making prices yo-yo, has been used to mask serious price increases on a smaller number of lines – with a big net effect on bills.
