Sentence examples for appearance effects from inspiring English sources

Normal pancreatic morphology, indicated by tightly packed insulin-stained β cells surrounded by a glucagon-positive α-cell "halo" (Fig.  1e), was markedly altered in STZ diabetic mice, reflected by reduced β-cell area and islet number/area with a disordered appearance, effects which were partially rescued by both exendin-4 and insulin (Fig.  1f h).

For other types of job openings such as housekeeping attendants, kitchen staff, and management trainees, there is no appearance effect.

For male candidates the "appearance effect" is particularly significant, though it is not as noteworthy for female candidates.

This appearance effect was not seen when subjects ranked the pictures while looking at all of them at the same time.

Also, different types of job openings vary in the degree to which good looks affect a callback: the most important appearance effect exists for front desk receptionists; the second is for food servers at restaurants within a hotel.

"The worst challenge the next President will inherit will be to figure out how to lose in Iraq without the appearance or effects of losing.

A. Asiatic ginseng, Panax ginseng, and the American wild ginseng, Panax quinquefolia, are closely related and similar in both appearance and effects, according to Dr. Varro E. Tyler, distinguished emeritus professor of pharmacognosy at Purdue.

Our pages, and all other web pages, will look better if you set the following: Control Panel → Display → Appearance → Effects → Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts → ClearType.

The very introduction of the observer into the arena so affects what is observed that it gives the appearance that effects occur without sufficient or determinative causes.

N-Ethylpentylone is a substituted cathinone frequently sold as "fake MDMA", with an appearance and effects that are, initially, broadly similar.

For example, participants considered the temporal relationship between product use and symptom appearance, the effects of discontinuing the product (de-challenge), re-challenging with the product, and other changes in their medication regimen [ 18, 19].