They are followed by an effect in which the two photographs merge into one, intended to suggest political duplicity.
According to Steele, the disparity in test scores was caused by an effect that he calls "stereotype threat".
This means that dark matter can only be studied through its gravitational interactions, in particular, with light passing by, an effect known as "gravitational lensing".
In most of these studies, the association appears to be explained by an effect of early, undiagnosed cancer resulting in a reduction in serum cholesterol.
We do not agree with Dr. Sherwin's thesis that the low serum cholesterol levels can be explained by an effect of an early undiagnosed colon cancer.
This increase parallels the postovulatory increase in serum progesterone concentrations and is caused by an effect of progesterone on the temperature-regulating centres in the brain.
A moment of hesitation ran through the crowd as Vernon sang, his voice distorted by an effect that made him sound electric and huge.
You will find it difficult to see any one of them, however, because you have been blinded by an effect so startling that nothing, not even decades spent poring over photographs of Gaudí's work, could prepare you for it.
Thus, improvement in pursuit may have been mediated via an effect on attention rather than by an effect on oculomotor function per se.
This preconditioning also augments the UCB-induced stimulation of an inflammatory response by an effect that involves the activation of the nuclear factor κB activation.
This attraction was, however, negligible at the most remote distal dendritic sites and was replaced by an effect due to high input resistance.
