Sentence examples for called effects from inspiring English sources

Details appear in their monograph called Effects of Exposure to a Mobile Phone on Sexual Behaviour in Adult Male Rabbit: An Observational Study, published in the International Journal of Impotence Research.

What would nowadays be called effects of decoherence, which interaction with the environment (air molecules, cosmic rays, internal microscopic degrees of freedom, etc).

Consequently, the so called "effects of the natural powers of matter, and laws of motion; of gravitation, attraction, or the like" properly speaking are but the "effects of God's acting upon matter continually and every moment, either immediately by himself, or mediately by some created intelligent beings".

He called effects like these "creative ways to trim [the] budget".

You'll also be able to use Bubble Effects to display emotion, and be able to do hand written texting (including over photos, which brings features from popular apps like Skitch to Messages), as well as full screen animations (called Effects) and drawings (as was already possible on Apple Watch).

It will have the name of the aircraft on it, a few pictures maybe, and perhaps a folder called "Gauges" and/or a folder called "Effects".

The interdisciplinary study is called Effect of Preeclampsia on Cardiovascular Health, or EPOCH.

The estimates of these parameters are called effect coefficients.

These items are called effect indicators and are expected to be highly correlated and interchangeable [ 9].

Lorenzo Cachón, a sociologist at Complutense University, analyzed the program's "call effect" by studying municipal records.

These are called cytopathic effects.