Sentence examples for and its possible effect from inspiring English sources
Given the debate over Ferguson's continuing presence at Old Trafford and its possible effect on Moyes and his men, it's worth noting that Paisley felt that Shankly's attendance at Anfield was problematic: "He started going to games and being a bit critical of things, saying he wouldn't have done this and that if he'd been there".
Given the prevalence of T1DM-related osteoporosis and the lack of safe and effective anabolic therapies, studying a corollary between BMP-2 and its possible effect on T1DM-related osteoporosis seems like a natural progression to a potentially beneficial clinical modality [19].
It has been researched by questionnaire students' basic knowledge about sera gases and its possible effect into environment.
We address the origin of the different photovoltaic performance of planar and scaffold devices in the context of photoanode morphology and its possible effect on the cell durability.
As for Forrester's criticism of eBay's corporate selling program and its possible effect on smaller sellers, "that issue has never been backed up by any data," Mr. Pursglove said.
Last year at this time Hendrik Hertzberg wrote about that system and its possible effect on the results — and he rightly predicted that "The Hurt Locker" could be its beneficiary: Members — there are around fifty-eight hundred of them — are being asked to rank their choices from one to ten.
2 Although HAART may attenuate the manifestation of HIV enteropathy by decreasing HIV viral replication and its possible effects on the GI system, it is also associated with increased incidence of diarrhea and other GI adverse effects.
Although risk can be considered the combination of the probability that a threatening event occur, and its possible effects (Pazzi et al. 2016b), it is a complex concept, and as vulnerability, is defined in many ways, depending on the contexts (Cardona 2004; Aven 2010; Pazzi et al. 2016a; Romão et al. 2016).
Our results do not necessarily indicate an increased risk of adverse effects, but it should lead to further efforts to characterize this exposure and its possible effects.
