Sentence examples for convey an effect from inspiring English sources

During extended episodes, skittish rhythmic figurations and astringently atonal contrapuntal lines deftly mingle atop discrete sustained bass tones to convey an effect of tonal grounding.

The EP encapsulates his sound, with knotty feedback and hypnotic synth lines that convey an effect both necromantic and playful.

The show conveys an effect less of God, in Mies's famous quip, being in the details than of the details putting God out of a job.

When these intelligence colloquialisms were combined with those that referred explicitly to cognitive enhancement, 50% of media and 75% bioethics colloquialisms conveyed an effect on intelligence (N = 10/20 M, N = 9/12 BE).

The viscosities of both LOCM and IOCM markedly exceed those of plasma, yet the higher osmolalities of LOCM convey a renoprotective effect: by virtue of their greater tubular osmotic force, LOCM cannot be concentrated to the same extent as IOCM.

He has an unfortunate belief that Latinate words and phrases convey a jocular effect, and gives us "repast", "prandial offering", and so on.

Since then, many films attempting to convey a realistic effect have been outfitted not from the costume shop but from secondhand-clothing stores.

Previous association studies also suggest that serogroup HLA-A10 may convey a protective effect [46].

These survival curves also underscore two other points: First, a HLA-B*57-containing genotype does not require the presence of a 'protective' HLA-C allele to convey a protective effect on disease progression.

However, this is proving to be an immensely complex task because it is difficult to predict which immunological response(s) in candidate vaccine-challenged animals or in vitro studies will convey a protective effect in humans [1], [2], [3].

Folate depletion appears to enhance carcinogenesis, whereas folate supplementation may convey a protective effect (Kim, 1999).