Sentence examples for a permanent effect in from inspiring English sources

An important insight is that the blueprints that were designed to reduce oil consumption are likely to have a permanent effect in most of the countries.

"So if you have a high temperature in one year, it then has a permanent effect in all following years, even if that change goes away".

Our results directly demonstrate a reduction in E2 and a permanent effect on semen quality in human males as a result of the disruptive action of low concentrations of TCDD on the endocrine system.

In that case, the commodity price shock would have a permanent effect on input prices in the developed economies, and it would not be appropriate for the central banks to ignore this shock.

These results imply that shocks to global nuclear energy consumption will only result in temporary deviations from the long-run growth path; however, shocks have a permanent effect on nuclear energy consumption in two sub-samples.

Collectively these results indicate that neonatal DES exposure has a permanent effect on lipid and glucose homeostasis in the adult UE.

Some of these neonatal DES-induced metabolic changes appear to last into adulthood, suggesting a permanent effect of DES on energy metabolism in uterine epithelial cells.

Regardless of whether the performance is great or beastly, it may have a permanent effect on the way the character lingers in your mind.

Another advertisement promoting Duphalac® (lactulose) as having a "fast and permanent effect in constipation" referred to a study limited to evaluation of the effect of lactulose on the composition of bowel flora [ 27].

Continued research is necessary to elucidate the mechanisms by which BPA exposure early in life influences the development of permanent effects in maturity.

The exposure of pregnant animals to neuroactive agents can produce permanent effects in the monoaminergic neurons of the offspring (Alonso et al., 1991a, b; Arevalo et al., 1991).