Sentence examples for a leading effect from inspiring English sources
Crucially, no single RF has been reported as having a leading effect in benefitting mental health resilience2,17, which supports the conjecture that mental health resilience is better represented as an interrelated system of RFs.
Add cinematographer Dion Beebe, a collaborator of Michael Mann and Jane Campion, and leading effects whiz Nick Davis, and there's some distinctive clout here.
A leading adverse effect of these medications is the acquired long QT syndrome, which results from the blockade of cardiac HERG1 channels (human ether-a-go-go-related gene potassium channels 1) by antipsychotic agents.
Plus, we visit the studio of a leading sound-effects artist, and a virtual-reality team struggles to make a V.R. experience that lives up to the hype.
Its deal with Mr Lucas also hands it control of Industrial Light & Magic, a leading visual-effects company in the film industry.
When filmmaker Kevin Margo isn't stuck at his day job as a leading visual effects supervisor for everything from Hollywood films to video games, he spends his days and nights inventing a revolutionary new process that, he believes, will change the way people think about computer graphics in cinema.
A leading theory for that effect was that the breakdown of bone provided substances that stimulate tumor growth.
He is a leading voice on the effect technology has had on society — and vice versa — and has been writing extensively about the Internet for nearly a decade.
Carbon dioxide, a leading proponent of Greenhouse effect is the matter of concern especially due to its rapid increase in the atmosphere.
Munday is a leading expert on the effects of acidification on ocean fish.
Robert Emmons, a leading researcher on the effects of gratitude, has conducted decades of research showing that gratitude improves both physical and psychological well-being.
