Sentence examples for controversial effect from inspiring English sources

Semantic preview benefit in reading is an elusive and controversial effect because empirical studies do not always (but sometimes) find evidence for it.

Now you kill him.' " With Versweyveld and Tal Yarden, the videographer, van Hove often attempts to subvert received wisdom about famous works, sometimes to very controversial effect.

In 2003 he tackled religion, to controversial effect, with "The Second Coming," a two-part drama in which a video-shop owner from Manchester realizes he is the son of God.

Now you kill him.' " [cartoon id="sipress-2010-11-22"] With Versweyveld and Tal Yarden, the videographer, van Hove often attempts to subvert received wisdom about famous works, sometimes to very controversial effect.

We attribute this controversial effect to an increased γ grain size by the microstructural refinement of thermally induced ε-martensite and the reduction of solid solution strengthening effects by the redistribution of solute carbon.

Angiogenesis is a phenomenon concerning both physiological conditions linked to development and pathological conditions; in the latter it is aimed at providing an enhancement in blood supply to tumours, on one hand, and to restore the circulation in peripheral arterial and ischemic diseases, on the other hand, thus resulting in a controversial effect depending on the circumstances.

Recent studies on the impact of infliximab on HRQOL in patients with IBD found that anti-TNF therapy was effective on improving HRQOL [ 10, 11], while traditional medications showed controversial effects on patients' HRQOL [ 12].

Bisphosphonates are commonly used anti-osteoporotic drugs which have controversial effects on joint diseases including osteoarthritis.

Controversial effects of intermittent hypobaric hypoxia such as cardiac damage or cardiac protection are still mysterious.

Rice yields showed controversial effects between the rice fish treatments and were dependent on the inputs provided.

The controversial effects of pH and temperature on the substrate solubilisation and the final degree of hydrolysis, suggested employing a multiobjective optimisation technique.