Sentence examples for a weakened effect from inspiring English sources

Dr. Imam writes,...monetary policy also has a weakened effect on the economy due to changing demographics.

In addition, increasing the number of layers produces a weakening effect on the overall mechanical performance in terms of critical strain.

Generally, it was found that acetic acid had a weakening effect on the flexural strength of samples sintered at 1700 °C but a beneficial effect on KIC of ceramics sintered at 1600 °C.

The Devil's Quadrangle earned its name from the fact that improving one dimension has a weakening effect on at least one other (Reijers and Liman Mansar 2005).

Another factor has a weakening effect on tax revenue in many towns: Even in places with some of the highest percentages of internal migrants, a scarcity of new births and internal immigrants has actually meant a net population loss overall.

The diffusion layer has a weakening effect on the suction among the soil particles, which means the increase of initial water content will weaken the matrix suction among the soil particles and reduce the infiltration of water.

As the coupling between the trigeminal nuclei and other pain related brain structures during sumatriptan treatment compared to saline is attenuated, we suggest a weakening effect of sumatriptan on functional brain connectivity during pain.

At the temperature not higher than 165 °C, PPF has not melt and it presents a weakening effect on flexural strength because of its lower modulus of elasticity (HRPC1 > HRPC2).

Also, the CTL receives the same general motivational messages as the INT, bi-weekly, which may lead to increased PA in the CTL and a resultant weakened effect of the intervention.

In a word, an enhanced effect or weakened effect almost completely depends on the dispersion of nanofibrillar silicate into dental composites.

In general, adjusting for CO weakened effect estimates for PM2.5 on HRV, whereas adjusting for NO2 made them somewhat stronger.