Sentence examples for effect abated from inspiring English sources

To whatever degree Miranda ever impeded law enforcement, its effect abated a long time time ago.

The article's empirical analysis generates a number of other valuable findings, such as that Newman had a pronounced effect on insider trading in the period immediately following its issuance but that the effect abated in subsequent periods, likely the result of additional judicial decisions concerning the scope of tippee liability.

As its concentration was reduced to 100 ng/mL, the effect abated.

Smoking, on the contrary, affects MS risk regardless of age at exposure, and the detrimental effect abates a decade after smoking cessation.

RTMS over contralateral M1 had a short-lived effect and induced changes in ipsilateral M1 excitability around the time that these behavioral effects abated, consistent with delayed compensation by the ipsilateral M1.

It is possible that some of these racial effects have abated as Mr. Obama has become more of a familiar presence.

Venom injections similarly silenced Pr-SR expression during the first 8 h post-treatment, after which the silencing effects gradually abated.

Plasma adsorption significantly decreased these effects and abated the concentrations of several soluble mediators.

However, in contrary to several other risk factors for MS that seem to affect the risk only if the exposure takes place during a specific period in life, smoking affects MS risk regardless of age at exposure, and the detrimental effect slowly abates after smoking cessation.

Amantadine's possible adverse effects, which abate with time, include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, insomnia, anxiety, impaired concentration and seizures.

Even now, four and a half years after the collapse, concerns about health effects have not abated.