Sentences with phrase «downstream effects»

There are other downstream effects of sleep deprivation.

Depressive symptoms are the manifestation of many downstream effects on hormones and neurotransmitters, but if we swim up to the source, we will find a river of inflammatory markers coursing by.

The federal fund rate affects all other rates including short - and long - term interest rates, forex and a host of other downstream effects.

They were quickly reversed after the negative downstream effects on the American economy became apparent, he said.

biólogo advierte de las primeras etapas de la sexta extinción masiva de la Tierra July 24, 2014 Stanford Biology Professor Rodolfo Dirzo and his colleagues warn that this «defaunation» could have harmful downstream effects on human health.

A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine finds that Valeant Pharmaceuticals» infamous price hikes for a pair of heart drugs called nitroprusside and isoproterenol — whose prices were increased by 310 % and 720 %, respectively — had significant downstream effects on patient care.

It stretched the commerce clause to cover anything with even a vague downstream effect on actual or potential interstate commerce.

«Until now, we can not predict downstream effects of current grassland management, although continuous grassland burning in protected areas might become a possible threat to rare hispid hares,» says Khadka.

«One of the major and immediate downstream effects of myc activation is a dramatic increase in the capacity of affected cells to make protein,» Ruggero said «This, in turn, leads to increased cell survival and proliferation, and to unstable genomes that foster additional mutations that turn these abnormal cells into tumor cells.»

The research team found that a key downstream effect of depleting the protein was that particular cells failed to migrate to the heart, where they would usually have played key roles in developing heart structures.

SBML «is a powerful educational model that improves clinical skills and has important downstream effects on health and society,» McGaghie and colleagues report in the journal Medical Education.

«Then, to use tau data to say there have been concussions upstream [earlier in time] and then downstream effects like suicide — I think relating suicide to tau is absurd.

«Part of our objective was to test whether music produces the same downstream effects of power found in other sources,» Hsu says.

However, the authors hope to go further and identify CAMKK1 downstream effects to understand the relevant pathways and their contributions to cardiac repair.

He has also elucidated several downstream effects of IL - 6 production in the progression of colitis - associated colon cancer, each of which may offer novel immunological and molecular targets for colorectal cancer treatment.

Be mindful of pain or muscle tightness in other areas — sitting can cause downstream effects that may not be localized to the hip and back region.

This has downstream effects because this rise in leptin signals to your brain that your energy stores (fat) is adequate and triggers an increase in thyroid and energy expenditure.

Our main hypothesis is that this area is a bifurcation point for freshwater transfer between the Arctic and North Atlantic Oceans, and that small changes in the overall circulation of this region may have large downstream effects.

Meets project deadlines to manage realization of project benefits and maintains downstream effect on project funnel

Cortisol is the most widely used marker of HPA axis activity in human studies, and DHEA - S appears to have protective effects against some of the negative downstream effects of glucocorticoids, including in the hippocampus (69).

The federal fund rate affects all other rates including short - and long - term interest rates, forex and a host of other downstream effects.

July 24, 2014 Stanford Biology Professor Rodolfo Dirzo and his colleagues warn that this «defaunation» could have harmful downstream effects on human health.

Goulding's lab studies the immediate and downstream effects of neuronal cell loss, such as ongoing changes to spared neurons or to other cell types that make up the circuit, and determines how they adapt to the loss of a particular neuronal cell type.

That can have downstream effects on what consumers have to pay.

But as with the Otis elevator, it is in the downstream effects of these inventions where the most radical changes are likely to be found.

President Obama is often characterized as a proponent of restraint: He recognizes that the use of force may have higher costs than benefits and that its downstream effects can be incalculable.

You can already begin to imagine how big the downstream effects of a decentralized system can be when operated at scale - look at government, healthcare, etc..

I've also been to places in the lower 48 states that have been ruined by the downstream effects of mines that leaked or were abandoned.

This also means that your back - end needs to be as powerful, beautiful, and well - organized as your front - end, because even if the customer can't see when your data center is malfunctioning, they will still feel the downstream effects.

It's only as a downstream effect of this that they become less necessary.

«And the downstream effect of that is people who are unhealthy are likely to continue to buy and stay in the risk pool, forcing further escalation of premiums down the road.

Thus, although the initial cesarean delivery is associated with some increases in morbidity and mortality, the downstream effects are even greater because of the risks from repeat cesareans in future pregnancies (11).

Downstream effects can be evaluated through recordings of blood pressure and heart rate, to evaluate sympathetic versus parasympathetic nervous system influences on the cardiovascular system.

The brain - on - a-chip allowed the researchers for the first time to look at both the drug's impact on the individual regions as well as its downstream effect on the interconnected regions in vitro.

«Perhaps intervening early on these stigma - related factors could have downstream effects on preventing gun violence,» Earnshaw said.

Choo continued, «This adds to a growing body of literature published over the past three years that is remarkably consistent in demonstrating that state medical marijuana policies do not have a downstream effect on adolescent drug use, as we feared they might.»

«With Diego's discovery, we've made a direct connection between the protein α - synuclein and the downstream effects that are observed when brain cells become damaged in Parkinson's.»

«We still need to identify the downstream effects of Akt1 inhibition to see if there are any negative side effects,» Shenoy said.

While previous research has noted the «dark side» of helping others on an individual's well - being and performance implications, Johnson said, this study is the first to explore the downstream effect on political behavior.

«A better understanding of the downstream effects of these disruptions on the health of children who experience them is needed, especially since our results suggest they may lead to unmet health needs and sicker children, along with costlier care when it is provided.»

However, the downstream effects of these epigenetic changes on child development and health aren't known yet.

However, the downstream effects of aflatoxins on the airway passage is less studied and understood.

The scientists say that Nrf2 itself may be difficult to target with a drug because it is involved in so many cellular processes, so they are now focusing on some of its downstream effects.

However, similarly to the hormonal signals, the downstream effects of these receptors also take a little while to reach the brain and be (consciously) noticeable.

By specifically targeting the receptor subtypes and monitoring their downstream effects, Wang hopes to pinpoint each one's function.