Sentence examples for a gradual effect from inspiring English sources

With a laddered portfolio, any change in interest rates will have a gradual effect on your income.

Generic entry does not seem to directly influence originator prices, but there may be a gradual effect through an increase in the number of generic competitors.

The authors noted a strong association between the syndromes, which had a gradual effect not limited to the association between somatic complaints and frailty but also on negative and positive affects.

We did not find evidence of a gradual effect of the ban, as there was no change in the underlying trend in admissions for ACEs after January 2005 among people aged under 70 (p value = 0.60) (Figure 1A).

A change in slope after the introduction of the intervention may identify a gradual effect of the implementation [ 17, 36].

Novack et al. showed that the length of surgery delay had a gradual effect on increasing both short-term and long-term mortality [ 4].

Moreover, changes in satiety mechanisms do not appear to be short-term as for instance with Cholecystokinin, which acts within 15 minutes [60], but it seems to be a more gradual effect.

Orphanhood can result in immediate, possibly short-term, effects (e.g., trauma) as well as intermediate effects that develop over time and have a more gradual effect on psychological well-being (e.g., poor clothing).

That suggests weakening house prices would have a fairly small, gradual effect on consumer spending.Nonsense, say the pessimists.

A new paper* from the RAND Corporation, another think-tank, suggests that taxing calories could have a sizeable, if gradual, effect on people's weight.

Since a relatively slow decrease of PP2A activity (t½ = ln2/kuv = 48 min) is predicted, the model suggests an indirect and gradual effect of UVB on PP2Ac.