Sentences with phrase «combined effects»

By combining the effects of both drugs in one molecule we hope that a safe and effective drug will eventually be the outcome.

Combined effects of maternal age and parity on successful initiation of exclusive breastfeeding.

Publishing the research in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, the team concluded that nicotine exposure affects receptor distribution through combined effects on both receptor assembly and trafficking, which eventually could help explain the effects of drugs like nicotine on neuromuscular functioning.

• 16.0 % variance in family coping strategies predicted by combined effects of child behaviors and community support

«This is exactly the type of combined effect predicted by the histone code hypothesis.»

Dr. Krauss noted that there are no significant differences when combining the effects of diet and weight loss.

The overall combined effects of environmental perturbations caused by climate change could ultimately result in the displacement of some populations from their current geographical ranges and ultimately in the extinction of some marine mammal species (Kovacs et al. 2010).

Combined effect estimate for all SPHM programs was 0.44 (95 % CI 0.36,... 0.54), reflecting substantial injury reductions after program implementation.

The most likely combined effect of changes to all cloud types is to amplify the surface temperature warming (a positive feedback).

«We found quite a dramatic combined effect,» adds Dr. Dasgupta.

BU10119 combines the effects of this combination in one drug.

Potential combined effects of maternal smoking and coffee intake on foetal death within the Danish National Birth Cohort, European Journal of Public Health, published online.

Synthesizing different elements within his multidimensional installations to a dynamic combined effect, Kamau Amu Patton's interdisciplinary practice investigates the conditions leading to a perceptual experience of a given site.

For instance, if more effective cars only use 70 % of fuel, the portion of fossil sources for energy use is adjusted down to 80 %, smart planning and collaboration results in 4 people in each car (say 30 %), and a «smart» organization of the working week means less commuting (80 %; TGIT), then combined effect of this can in theory give a reduction by 0.7 x 0.8 x 0.3 x 0.8 = 0.13.

First, systematic, repeatable integration of data on multiple combined effects provides a way to take the pulse of ocean conditions over time and evaluate ocean restoration and protection plans, as well as proposed development.

Net CO2 flux combining effects of vegetation and fires over land (in blue) and net fluxes of CH4 (in purple) and N2O (in green) associated with different regions of the globe and presented as percentages to the net global flux into the atmosphere shown in the preceding figure.

Inconclusive interpretations of vegetation dynamics in the Sahel may reflect complex combined effects of human land use and climate variability on arid environments (Rasmussen et al., 2001).

But if «the trend» in the most recent years combines the effects of AMO and global warming, then that interpretation is wrong.

When you now combine the effects of fewer sites, fewer seats left to sell and rising property prices in London along with buyers looking to increase their number of seats as a result of the FCA's regulation change, prices will inevitably stabilise and increase to levels last seen ten years ago.

We used different methods and samples (e.g., large online studies, in - lab study of young university couples, daily experience study, etc.) and statistically combined the effects via a meta - analysis to get a more complete picture of the effects of these beliefs.

Another major climate oscillation around 7500 — 7000 cal BP may have resulted from combined effects of a strong rate of change in insolation and of variations in solar activity.»

Further analyses indicated that temperament and executive function exerted individual and combined effects on the relation between parent and child anxiety.

A true measure of the Kyoto Protocol's worth must be measured by combining its effect with the effect of new treaties that must be negotiated to succeed Kyoto in 2012.

First, we provide a fail - safe number, which estimates the number of unretrieved studies averaging null results needed to bring the overall combined effect size at a non-significant level (Rosenthal 1991).

The main purpose of the glitch is to be able to use normally unusable items by combining their effect with the animation of a usable item, resulting in the effect being played out.

We used the formulas of Mullen (1989) and Lipsey and Wilson (2001) to transform test statistics into correlation r. Each correlation was transformed to a Fisher's Z before combined effect sizes were calculated and moderator analyses were conducted (Mullen 1989).

Combined effect estimate for all SPHM programs was 0.44 (95 % CI 0.36,

``... climate oscillation around 7500 — 7000 cal BP may have resulted from combined effects of a strong rate of change in insolation and of variations in solar activity.»

The combined effects of discrimination in labor, housing, and education have compounded the struggle for wealth among communities of color.

WASHINGTON (AP)-- The combined effects of President Trump's tax cuts and last month's budget - busting spending bill is sending the government's budget deficit toward the $ 1 trillion mark next year, according to a new analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.

An analysis of the combined effects of solar activity and Tiangong - 1's orbital speed, direction, and altitude, as well as other factors, helps the Aerospace Corporation provide its latest by - the - minute deorbit estimates.

When you combine the effects of numbers one and two, it added up to a fairly miserable entrepreneurial experience.

Another way of calculating the proportional reduction in the content rule, is to consider the combined effect of the two thresholds.

The combined effects of drought in California and the falling Canadian dollar have caused the price of cauliflower to triple since the fall.

The combined effect is one of just trying to suck you back in, so their numbers look better for their next quarterly earnings report.

This reflects the combined effects of loan serviceability tests and the increase in housing prices over recent years.

And although VZ Wireless margins came under pressure during the December period, due to the combined effects of strong customer growth, ongoing promotions, and a higher - than - expected equipment upgrade rate, we are confident that Verizon will post 2015 earnings of $ 3.70 a share, down a dime from our earlier call, yet a 10 % improvement on the 2014 figure.

The combined effect of this increase in supply and fall in demand was a decline in commodity prices and Australia's terms of trade (with prices falling from P2 to P3 and quantities increasing from Q2 to Q3).

A lion's share of the top - line pressure can be attributed to the combined effects of patent losses and an unfavorable foreign - exchange environment.

Note that multiple interactions in this case make the combined effect of many provisions greater than the sum of their parts.

The combined effect of having large check writers who can add strategic value and an army of brand evangelists with a vested interest in a startup's continued success can prove a powerful advantage of an online raise.

The combined effect of this uncertainty overhang — from global trade tensions to domestic debt growth to tax law changes to interprovincial disputes over east - west pipeline access — has weighed on Canadian investment activity.

Thanks to the combined effects of LSAP's, IOER, and ON - RRP, among other Fed programs and policies, the Fed now lords over a far greater share of the public's savings than it has at any time since World War II, when it resolved «to use its powers to assure at all times an ample supply of funds for financing the war effort.»