Sentence examples for capricious effects from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that septic shock inhibits the activity of glucocorticoids by enhancing expression of the dominant negative GRβ. Variability in the abundance of GRβ might explain why exogenous glucocorticoids exert such capricious effects in patients with sepsis.

Mike Thorne, vice-chancellor of the University of East London, says the effects are capricious.

Such wishes make people impatient, shortcut-minded and capricious, all of which have devastating effects on performance and judgement.

In September, a federal judge denounced the move as "arbitrary and capricious" and said the rules should take effect.

Last month, a U.S. district court said that the DeVos move was "arbitrary and capricious" and that the rules should take effect.

"Today, thousands of clicks by pirates in effect could take the place of capricious princes" upon whom the creators of old depended.

As a pivotal voting bloc in the most capricious of swing states, Floridian Boricuas could in effect decide the next presidential election, something several candidates, including Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton, and Martin O'Malley, have noted.

For clearly the value of history as a source of practical lessons is diminished if cause and effect are at the mercy of an incalculable and capricious power.

A state judge ruled Monday that Mayor Michael Bloomberg's ban on servings of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces was "arbitrary and capricious," blocking the limits one day before they were to take effect.

All serious time-travel stories must deal with the logical conundrum inherent in the concept: once you fool with the normal progression of cause and effect, it's hard to keep any action from seeming capricious.

Critics regularly express frustration with his capricious interpretations, but nobody challenges his ability to get an orchestra to produce any effect he desires.