Sentence examples for effect of calm from inspiring English sources

FBI agent Gary Grzymala wrote in the affidavit that "the robber said something to the effect of 'Calm down, just do it,'" to the teller.

To confirm a role for CALM in the trafficking of VAMP2 and to show that CALM was similarly involved in endocytosis of the related small endocytic R-SNAREs VAMP3 and VAMP8 (Hong, 2005), we investigated the effect of CALM depletion on VAMP2, VAMP3, and VAMP8 endocytosis.

These would have the effect of calming a player.

Nearly everyone stayed; his own composure had the effect of calming others.

"Everything he does has the opposite effect of calming the situation".

The crowd was pushing me, but it also had the effect of calming me down.

Contrary to some suggestions, he added, Mr. Gore's action may have the effect of calming the people of Miami rather than stirring them up.

It won no prizes, but it had the effect of calming Norton down, made him feel more easy-going about surrendering himself to a director in future.

Although such drugs act as a stimulant in most people, they have the paradoxical effect of calming, focusing, or "slowing down" people with ADHD.

"In the short term, it made a number of very constructive decisions that had the effect of calming down the markets or shifting market attention elsewhere".

The alcohol in brandy (or a sip or two of wine) often soothes irritated membranes and calms a cough, said Steven Meixler, M.D., a pulmonologist and co-medical director of the Westchester Medical Group in White Plains, NY. "I don't want to encourage irresponsible drinking, but a small amount—just a sip or two can have the effect of calming a cough".