"Our results suggest that the apparent effects of H.R.T. are greatest among the oldest old," the researchers wrote.
Service in the federal government, either the executive or legislature branch, has few apparent effects.
Will it infect pregnant mothers here, and will their infants suffer the same apparent effects as those in Brazil the birth defect known as microcephaly, which severely hinders brain development?
We may catch the artist out in tricks, noting, for instance, the apparent effects of a camera obscura: variable focus, puddled light, and details whose incredible accuracy owes nothing to painterly tradition.
The nature of these consequences showed up in a series of medical studies on the apparent effects of smoking that were conducted or completed during the fifties and the sixties.
The piece often convoluting apparent "effects" of apparent changes in extremes in the last decade with causes not to arise till the latter part of the 21st century.
The accounting education did not have apparent effects, but simple rules — like keeping personal money and business money in separate drawers — led to better outcomes.
Figure 2b shows the gravity changes obtained by removing those apparent effects.
Apparent effects on both society and individual livelihoods will continue to increase in the coming decades.
There were no apparent effects of feeding any of the complementary feeds on pony behavior when either stabled or exercised.
The results suggested that varying the anion and cation both had apparent effects on the extraction of phenolics.
