Sentence examples for dampen this effect from inspiring English sources

The increase in the VAT will not bear on exports and hence will not dampen this effect.

Groene, for example, noticed that the edge that surrounds the Surface was just a bit too sharp, so the team brought in new CNC machines to dampen this effect by adding a 3mm chamfer.

Animal studies suggested that adding a MEK inhibitor would dampen this effect, and the clinical trial has now "reaffirmed our hope," says trial co-investigator Keith Flaherty of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Many pathways for metabolizing various nutrient sources in bacteria are linear and have no redundancies (e.g., maltose, arabinose, and idonate in E. coli[ 34- 36]), and loss of any one gene in these chains will disrupt the trait (genetic robustness will dampen this effect [ 37]).

Although no similar data are available for Australia, the use of controlled PHI with community-rating, life-time cover premiums mean the application of PHI is likely to be progressive, but the financial cost to the government of non-means tested rebates may well dampen this effect – estimated in 2011 to be A$4.5 billion (US$4.7 billion) annually.

Indeed, by boosting the economy, monetary policy actions in the United Kingdom and overseas probably dampened this effect".

Best known for their pivotal role in inflammation, AA-derived eicosanoids are considered to be predominantly proinflammatory, whereas EPA -and DGLA-derived mediators are believed to either oppose or dampen down this effect, altering the biological milieu to an anti-inflammatory one [9].

This irregularity may dampen the effect of migration rate in two ways.

This dampens the effect of the panicked herd running for the door.

This was expected, Farah said, since the drugs dampen the effect of BACE1 without removing it entirely as in the genetic knockout mice.

Don't use baking powder, as this contains inert ingredients like cornstarch that will dampen the effect.