Sentence examples for competing effects from inspiring English sources

The shedding of clothes had competing effects: it was a gesture of freedom, but also of exposure.

There is evidence that transient "rubble pile" moons are continually created and destroyed by the competing effects of gravity, collisions, and varying orbital speed within the dense rings.

To explain why Antarctic sea ice fails to fit comfortably with a simple 'warmer world, less ice' narrative, it is necessary to understand that the climate system has many layers of competing effects.

In this case, there are two simultaneous competing effects.

These two phenomena have competing effects on the network throughput.

We need more quantitative analyses of these two competing effects.

These competing effects can create a complicated and subtle range of time-dependent connectivity.

These are two competing effects which shape the trade-off behavior inherent in the problem.

The main two competing effects are magnetization transfer contrast (MTC) and direct water saturation (DS).

The findings confirm and explain vitamin D's competing effects in the body, say the researchers.

This permitted study of the competing effects of reaction and extraction during coal liquefaction.