Sentence examples for effect and one of from inspiring English sources

It is an inspired effect, and one of many this piece offers.

He has also signed a bunch of papers, most of which have had little immediate effect, and one of which his anti-Muslim travel ban plunged America's airports into chaos before being put on hold by a federal judge.

Ben Goldacre, in his book Bad Science, explained that a study of branded and unbranded headache pills found that "the packaging itself had a beneficial effect", and one of comparable magnitude to whether or not the tablets contained any actual painkiller.

"There's all kinds of viruses that jump from other species into humans, a sort of spillover effect, and one of the dreams here is to discover new viruses that might ultimately become human pandemics". Understanding what those viruses are could help doctors manage and track outbreaks, he said.

Only five jurisdictions made an attempt to monitor medical exemptions in the first year after SB 277 went into effect, and one of them was hit with a federal civil lawsuit from parents and nonprofit groups.

In recent years, it is reported that CH has MDR-reversing effect and one of the reversing mechanisms is to inhibit the P-gp expression and function in MDR cancer cells [ 10, 11].

(FG2) Three subthemes of positive effects and one of negative effects of EBF on an infant's health emerged.

With vodka you are just going to have pure-alcohol effects, and one of the most important of those is dehydration.

Considering the IDS-SR30 items, item 5 (sad mood) had the largest within-group effects, and one of the largest between treatment group effects of all the IDS-SR30 items.

CAST can have many diverse physiological effects, and one of them is reduced ARs in many tissues of the rat [ 31], which can be restored by androgens [ 32, 33].

It has been known for some time that liposomal drug-delivery systems can limit systemic side effects and one of the successful formulations is Doxil 122 which are stealth liposomes with doxorubicin approved for treating, e.g., ovarian cancer.