Sentence examples for an effect began from inspiring English sources

In randomised trials of mammography screening, an effect began to emerge about five years after screening was introduced, 3 which is 1996 in Copenhagen and 1998 in Funen.

It passed its flame to the left, and from there a domino effect began to define the outline of a butterfly.

But hints of a boomerang effect began to emerge Thursday morning with a USA Today editorial.

Thus, paths representing a disinhibition effect began to emerge as the time lag became shorter.

For the cancer survivors, the time at risk for a late effect began at 5 years after the primary diagnosis and ended at death, emigration or as on 31 December 2009.

The water content in the membrane and the assembly decreased drastically at 80 °C where vapor transport and a heat-pipe effect began to dominate the water removal from the membrane-electrode assembly.

The Internet greeted her skeptically at first, as though coming out as trans might be a ratings stunt: she's no longer married to Kris Kardashian, but her new reality show, "I Am Cait," is produced by Bunim/Murray, which makes "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," and her coming out in effect began with a leak from TMZ.

Air electroconductivity decreased by a factor of 2. This effect began 4 h before the sudden commencement of the magnetic storm and lasted for about 20 h.   2.

She returned to theatre for a while, but gradually, the Red Road effect began to kick in.

The whiplash effect began with starters.

Published in The Belfast Telegraph, they in effect began his career.