Sentences with phrase «effect of switching»

It is uncertain, but models do suggest that the overturning circulation of the Atlantic may be affected by future warming, and this would have the unfortunate and unwanted effect of switching West Africa into a drought mode.

Learn about the effect of switching to a Roth TSP.

Subtracting the commercial paper interest rate had the effect of switching to more Value stocks at higher Treasury Bond interest rates.

Not including commercial paper interest rates had the effect of switching to more Growth stocks at higher Treasury Bond interest rates.

Across all three cities, the average effect of switching from a public to a private school for black students was 6.3 percentile ranks in both math and reading.

This is another common side effect of switching to the keto diet.

The only long term randomized trial «Test of Effect of Lipid Lowering by Diet on Cardiovascular Risk» by Dr. Frantz, looked at the effect of switching had shown this decades earlier.

The researchers also studied the effect of switching off hunger neurons in obese mice.

Despite the increased costs, Lee is hopeful that the costs of mistakes will go down and customer satisfaction in a consistent experience will go up to balance the effects of the switch.

The temptation to use Bale as an inverted or a central winger must be enormous for any manager, given his finishing ability, yet the effect of the switch here was summed up in the breakdown of two consecutive Welsh moves.

I would like to see what some of the long - range effects of this switch will be.

Researchers in the US, China and Taiwan have developed a new systems biology model that mimics the process of wood formation, allowing scientists to predict the effects of switching on and off the 21 (at least) pathway genes involved in producing lignin, a primary component of wood.

This is an acceptable compromise, considering the alternative would be to jump back and forth between pillarboxing and letterboxing, thus sacrificing the screen - filling effect of the switch to IMAX.

Not exact matches

Company director Shinya Takahashi followed with a history of Nintendo's platforms illustrating how Switch is in effect a composite of everything the company's been working toward for decades: a game system you can dock with a TV, but also removed to go mobile, and attach a pair of left and right controllers — called Joy - Cons — that let you play anywhere.

«The introduction of kill switches has clearly had an effect on the conduct of smartphone thieves,» Schneiderman said in an interview with the New York Times.

Chinese policy shifts may cause tectonic effects, but one virtue of their system is their big plans don't switch with each election cycle.

Note: I recently made the switch to dripping all dividends in my taxable account but due to a broker error, the change didn't end up taking effect until the beginning of November.

If you experience any negative side effects then its best to switch back to the plans method of introducing you to fasting and move at a slower pace.

While not explicitly discussed at this Friday's meeting to assess the effect of the production - cap agreement and progress toward a balance between supply and demand, it will surely be on the agenda for the November semi-annual fooferah and bait and switch session.

In their February 2009 paper entitled «The Influence of Financial Advisors on Household Portfolios: A Study on Private Investors Switching to Financial Advice», Ralf Gerhardt and Andreas Hackethal compare the portfolios and transactions of advised and non-advised German investors to determine the effects of advice.

Common examples would be natural monopolies or oligopolies, razor / razorblade businesses, enduring brands, network effects, high switching costs and economies of scale.

Switching to artificial sweeteners to boost the impact of a weight loss diet has the opposite effect, new research suggests.

I was wondering if you recommend any books and / or websites that could give me more information of switching my diet and the ethical / environmental effects?

Switching from sugar to chemical sweeteners like aspartame or sucralose will not have the same benefit as these sweeteners have quite a destructive effect on the health of our gut microbiome and will likely contribute to unwanted microbial growth.

Similar to capsaicin, tumor necrosis factor is suspected to both induce and reduce cancer cell growth, and was shown to commit cells to survival when stimulating EGFR transactivation mechanisms, indicating that EGFR could act as a molecular switch determining the antiapoptotic effect of tumor necrosis factor (50).

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It is an aspect of his game that coach Heiko Herrlich has used to great effect, often switching his position in games to help turn matches around.

Manchester United have confirmed that they have terminated Zlatan Ibrahimovic's contract with immediate effect, leaving the veteran striker as a free agent ahead of an expected MLS switch.

January 17 — An investigation into claims by the mayor of Liverpool in the UK that there may have been fraud surrounding England midfielder Ross Barkley's recent switch from Everton to Chelsea has failed to produce any evidence to that effect.

Switching to a high efficiency washing machine could have an enormous effect on the amount of water you'll use every year.

Arguably, switching the «y» for «ie» at the end does have for effect to make it more feminine - looking, at least in the eyes of French parents.

The deeper, more rooted impact of this long - lasting effect is that voters permanently switch their political preferences and thus tend to encourage fiscal profligacy.

«My understanding is that for the vast majority of the NHS, including GPs, the switch to non-revenue-sharing numbers can be effected very quickly without significant cost,» he added.

In the recent 2012 election, if all states had switched to «proportional» allocation of electoral votes, what effect would that have had on the outcome?

If just one of the judges had switched their stance, the effect on the blood pressure of party treasurers would have been catastrophic: where it's allowed, political TV advertising becomes an insatiable money - eating monster.

If the seat falls to Ukip, it could trigger a domino effect of other Tories switching to the party.

«Some people are protected from the effects of sleep deprivation by this particular gene variation but, for most of us, sleep loss does something to the brain that simply prevents us from switching gears when circumstances change.»

Although one of the mutations has no effect, the other, which switches one nucleotide from an A to a G, slightly but significantly boosts alpha - synuclein production.

A NEW technique that exploits the Casimir effect — a strange quantum phenomenon that gums up nanoelectromechanical systems — may pave the way for a switch that could cut the power consumption of nanoscale gadgets.

Using single - molecule fluorescence methods, we found complex structural dynamics with four docked states of distinct stabilities and a strong memory effect where each molecule rarely switches between different docked states.

To determine the effect of mutations that reduce TET2 function in abnormal stem cells, the research team genetically engineered mice such that the scientists could switch the TET2 gene on or off.

Rather than acting as an on / off switch, PAMs act like an amplifier, enhancing only the effects of the brain's own natural painkillers, thereby selectively altering biological processes in the body that naturally suppress pain.

There was little evidence that switching from the cellular to the acellular pertussis vaccine had a significant effect on the spread of pertussis in Massachusetts.

Doctors could flip a genetic switch to restore fetal hemoglobin production to temper effects of this blood disorder

In Taylor's experience, people can avoid some of the worst side effects by switching medicines.

«Switching off a gene is of course feasible, the issue is whether it will have the desired effect and whether it's the right thing to do... But in terms of trying to develop a therapy to delay or prevent hair graying, that is something that is potentially feasible; yes.»

If A affects B without being right next to it, then the effect in question must be indirect — the effect in question must be something that gets transmitted by means of a chain of events in which each event brings about the next one directly, in a manner that smoothly spans the distance from A to B. Every time we think we can come up with an exception to this intuition — say, flipping a switch that turns on city street lights (but then we realize that this happens through wires) or listening to a BBC radio broadcast (but then we realize that radio waves propagate through the air)-- it turns out that we have not, in fact, thought of an exception.

Professor Paul Fowler of the University of Aberdeen, who coordinated the $ 2.9 m study funded by the European Commission, said: «The biggest effects on the fetal ovary were seen when the sheep were switched to sewage sludge fertilised fields in the last two to three months of pregnancy.

For example, light - activated switches can fine - tune anti-cancer drugs, so they target only cancer cells and not healthy ones, thereby eliminating the side effects of chemotherapy.

The repetitive switching of the Co magnetization further revealed the robustness of the effect and likewise its suitability for long - time operation.