Sentence examples for dampened effects from inspiring English sources

To date, even though based on successful pre-clinical animal studies, results of clinical trials are characterized by dampened effects attributable to difficulties in the study design (patient heterogeneity) and species differences.

This dampened effect of helmet use was also seen in the overall model (Table 5), where universal law effect estimates were lower than corresponding partial law estimates.

Bernhardt, ES; Likens, GE; Buso, DC; Driscoll, CT, In-stream uptake dampens effects of major forest disturbance on watershed nitrogen export, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, vol. 100 no.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has been proposed as a target for treatment and prevention in AD because of dampening effects on Aβ demonstrated in preclinical studies [ 20, 21].

Thus, the dampening effect of household power on workplace goals is specific to women, researchers said.

"We saw no dampening effect on the caseload," the document said.

When the market does turn down, it will have the usual dampening effect on economic growth.

The climate of fear in the Clinton White House exerted, without doubt, a dampening effect on the Administration's internal dialogue.

Language differences in particular still have a very large dampening effect on all kinds of international communications.

And even the threat of a shutdown already is probably having a dampening effect on our economy.

But austerity is still having a dampening effect on the economy, and is making it harder for the chancellor to hit his deficit reduction targets.