Sentence examples for and aftereffects from inspiring English sources

Witness to the human dimension and aftereffects of this event of historic significance.

Criticisms were also leveled at the effects and aftereffects on education of 1960s idealism and its conflict with harsh realities.

There is the enlarged prostate, high cholesterol, back pain from a car accident and aftereffects of heart bypass surgery in 1999.

There have been endless studies on every tax change in the modern history of the republic, Mr. Becker said, from Kennedy to George W. Bush, and arguments about the wisdom and aftereffects of each.

Generally the clinical symptoms, severity, and aftereffects of an attack of rheumatic fever are highly variable, ranging from a condition so mild as to go unnoticed to a severe acute attack associated with cardiac failure and death.

But the economy and aftereffects of Sept. 11 have shelved the IPO plan indefinitely.

If he is a self-revealing writer, it is not in the usual, confessional sense, but rather because he seems so strongly present in his books, with a personality that is both the source and aftereffect of the prose.

Their subjects replicated the extents of illusory movement and aftereffect after each trial.

This is despite a large overall variation in drift rates and aftereffect sizes across subjects.

Finally, comparing the drift rate and aftereffect size for the ±15° peaks revealed that these two factors were uncorrelated across subjects (r = −.03, p = .92).92

As intensity increased (= 18), a stronger aftereffect occurred at the adaptation frequency (≈ 2.49°) and aftereffect is generalized approximately across one-octave range.