Sentence examples for a likely effect from inspiring English sources

However, PJ has not yet been established to be effective for nicotine addiction by experimental methods, even though this is a likely effect of PJ considering the previous reports on therapeutic effects of PJ in other addictive drugs.

More than 93 percent of women said they had partners who had used condoms at some point, compared with 82 percent of women in 1995, a likely effect of strong public advocacy for condom use during the AIDS epidemic.

This is a likely effect of additional noise in an excitable neuron with low firing rate.

The Humble study in particular "takes it as a given" that fossil fuels are adding CO2 to the atmosphere, with warming a likely effect.

Our own use of this concept (global health equity) does not necessarily mean reductions in health inequalities, although that would be a likely effect.

The association of LRP5 with bone density is apparent even in childhood, indicating a likely effect on bone accrual [ 37, 44].

Do you see this as a likely event and what effect do you predict it would have?

The show concluded that a more likely effect of the mirrors would have been blinding, dazzling, or distracting the crew of the ship.

Consistency in the direction of effect was observed across several different outcome measures, suggesting a likely protective effect for patients in residential care settings.

Corneal edema could be the cause of a transient hyperopia but the likely effect would resolve over a fortnight.

That overstated the decision's likely effect, Penny J. White, a former judge who is now a law professor at the University of Tennessee wrote in The Harvard Law Review in November.