Sentence examples for aftermath effect from inspiring English sources

This is an aftermath effect of oxidative stress exerted by sodium selenite toxicity, which certainly reflects on the liver cell morphology.

In the immediate aftermath, typical effects of exposure to polychlorinated hydrocarbons such as chloracne were observed mainly in children who were outdoors at the time the accident occurred [ 8].

And to see the aftermath and the effect on the city was just so shocking.

Fires, looting, and theft in the tornado's aftermath exacerbated its effects.

This all took place during one of the most disturbing periods of world history, in effect the aftermath of years of illegality and ambiguity where even the Iraqi army itself was a militia under another name.

A number of half-hearted attempts were made at reform during the war and in its immediate aftermath, but with little effect.

Lifelong pain and its psychological aftermath had a profound effect on her artistic development (1 ).

In discussing this film, critics have cited Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange: but perhaps it should be remembered that Kubrick's movie is also concerned with the effects and aftermath of violence.

It is instead a quiet accounting of the aftermath, tracing the ripple effects as they are felt among friends and within households, setting the thirst for vengeance against the possibility of reconciliation.

"I know the effects, the aftermath, the trauma ― psychological, physical, mental.

The aftermath of these two effects, namely increased dilution and acidification of the urine, may explain lower incidence of calcium salts precipitation and stone formation in the tubules described in this syndrome.