Sentence examples for a residual effect of from inspiring English sources

Welling returns fire, asserting that Tom Brady's knee injury was a "residual effect" of a pounding from the Giants.

Each year on the cusp of August and September, perhaps as a residual effect of the rhythms of the academic calendar, I get introspective and make resolutions.

Cosmic microwave background (CMB), also called cosmic background radiation, electromagnetic radiation filling the universe that is a residual effect of the big bang 13.8 billion years ago.

When she first moved to Ramallah, she had trouble sleeping — which she said was a residual effect of hearing missiles strike outside her home in Gaza.

This difference could however be a residual effect of the large difference between initial preferences.

Finally, we discuss possible underlying mechanisms through which analysts impede innovation and show a residual effect of analyst coverage on firm innovation even after controlling for such mechanisms.

On the other hand, a recent group of scientific papers suggests that the steady retreat of sea ice may have a residual effect on all sorts of other things, like the ice covering Greenland or storms in New England.

The high-intensity protocol has a residual effect on REE and adipokines of 2 days and 1 day, respectively.

In what I imagine is the process a lot of "weird" kids go through, I found myself being accepted by others once I started college, but there was a residual effect to that year of infamy.

Block treatment of all animals in a herd should not be carried out with curative drugs, at least not with one that possesses a residual effect, because of the high risk of drug resistance developing during the period that the drug reaches a subcurative level (see Drug resistance, p. 110).

The decrease attributed to the FMD interval was ≈60% (IRR 0.394, 95% CI 0.167 0.925), with some evidence of a residual effect after the end of local FMD epidemic controls (IRR 0.686, 95% CI 0.292 1.61).