Sentence examples for be a residual effect from inspiring English sources

This difference could however be a residual effect of the large difference between initial preferences.

To see whether there might still be a residual effect in the corrected data, a recent paper (Parker, Nature, 2004) looked at the differences in the trends if you looked separately at windy and not-so-windy conditions.

"The high taxable realized capital gains income observed on tax returns today are not necessarily a reflection of higher current incomes," Burkhauser and co-authors write in the 2013 paper, but are instead "more likely to be a residual effect of previously accrued capital gains that are only now being realized".

The trend toward an elevated risk of asthma observed among Caucasians with BLL ≥5 μg/dL could be a residual effect of factors unadjusted for in our analysis.

There appeared, however, to be a residual effect that may be related to differences in the use of adjuvant systemic treatment among the different health boards.

That there would be a residual effect of treatment with a linear decline in benefit until there was zero benefit at 52 weeks.

"Even when you supposedly recover, there's a residual effect".

Welling returns fire, asserting that Tom Brady's knee injury was a "residual effect" of a pounding from the Giants.

If it helps their national team, it's a residual effect.

Cosmic microwave background (CMB), also called cosmic background radiation, electromagnetic radiation filling the universe that is a residual effect of the big bang 13.8 billion years ago.

When she first moved to Ramallah, she had trouble sleeping — which she said was a residual effect of hearing missiles strike outside her home in Gaza.