Sentence examples for an effect similar from inspiring English sources

The report's authors showed "walking was an effective intervention for depression" and had an effect similar to other more vigorous forms of exercise.

The show seems to have an effect similar to rubberneckers surveying a traffic accident.

Oxycodone, which when abused has an effect similar to heroin, was the most lethal.

But being aware of the self-imposed constraints has an effect similar to knowing the production budget of "Titanic".

Moreover, strongly deformed trabeculae were seen to whiten, an effect similar to stress whitening in polymers.

The women of London had complained that coffee had an effect similar to brewer's droop, which we'll call barista's droop, on their chaps.

The minute-long readings, shuffled and read out in random order, produce an effect similar to riffling through the card index system of Cage's subconscious.

But he said that overhauling the campaign finance system would have an effect similar to a term limit's by ending the "the incumbency protection racket".

Currently, Malinow and his colleagues are testing whether a drug designed to lower the threshold for weakening synapses can have an effect similar to that of light stimulation.

It should result in an effect similar to that of the decreased refractive index of the media surrounding Ag nanoparticles.

If the paint covers half or more of your body, you could experience an effect similar to lack of sleep.