Sentence examples for effect examples from inspiring English sources
To this effect, examples of linear, non-linear and chaotic systems have been treated in the text.
Overzealous constraint in otherwise uniform regions of illumination introduces an undesirable contouring effect, examples of which can be seen in [ SJ09].
The medical literature also contains many other medically unexplained symptoms with similarities to the Gulf War health effect, examples being chronic fatigue syndrome, total allergy syndrome, dental amalgam disease, and sick building syndrome.
The first category of methods requires time series data and assumes that cause will temporally preceed effect, examples being dynamic Bayesian networks [ 15, 16], Granger causality [ 17] or a similar time shifted correlation technique [ 18].
Compounds that activate myosin and have the ability to promote muscle contractions are said to display a positive inotropic effect: examples include EMD 57033 and Omecamtiv Mecarbil (which is currently undergoing phase II clinical trials for the treatment of heart failure).
Network effects (examples: LinkedIn, Alibaba, Craigslist).
In addition to examples in which each component caused measurable effects, examples were cited in which combined exposures caused measurable effects that were not observed when the components were administered individually at the same doses.
Second, we explain genomic imprinting and sexual antagonism, with regard to salient evolutionary theory, methods for detection and quantification of their effects, examples from the literature from animals and humans, and documented or postulated impacts on human health.
In California, downsloped winds are funneled through mountain passes, which intensify their effect, and examples into Santa Ana and sundowner winds.
Type A events are predictable events that represent either an excess of the drug's primary pharmacologic effect (for example, hypotension with a vasodilator) or a secondary pharmacologic property (for example, anticholinergic effects with tricyclic antidepressants) [ 2].
In genetic association studies, for example, the ancestral background of human subjects can have a strong confounding effect [for example, [ 2- 5]].
