Sentence examples for effect of the completed from inspiring English sources
Eight large murals on the exterior of the stadium were installed, each depicting four Arsenal legends linking arms, such that the effect of the completed design is 32 legends in a huddle embracing the stadium: Around the lower concourse of the stadium, further murals depicting 12 "greatest moments" in Arsenal history voted for by a poll on the club's website.
With this knowledge, it is possible to evaluate the effects of the completed intervention and to identify specific patient or disease-related characteristics that are associated with poor SMBG adherence.
White noise, in music, the effect of the complete range of audible sound-wave frequencies heard simultaneously, analogous to white light, which contains all the frequencies of the light spectrum.
The dramatic effect of the complete loss of hypocretinergic signaling demonstrated in narcolepsy with cataplexy has given rise to a theory of a switching or gating function of HCRT in neuronal, including trigeminal, processing [93].
We investigated the effect of the complete available set of alleles for B, DR, DQ loci and only alleles belonging to the ancestral haplotypes turned out to be significant (Table 4).
Since the effect of the complete seminal fluid has already been tested in a previous study using exactly the same method (Koene et al. 2009), we did not include this treatment here again.
In addition, the effect of the complete mixture of these nutritional ingredients was tested and compared with the individual ingredients.
An explanation for its inactivity in the grape juice could be the effect of the complete juice matrix (Table 2).
Both of these constructs failed to reproduce the proliferative effect of the complete fusion, demonstrating the importance of NUP214 for the proliferative effect of the fusion gene.
Based on the score r3, we constructed the network to observe the effect of the complete set of the paths; see Figure 7.
This second record review study will be used to assess the effect of the complete intervention programme on the possible reduction in complications and adverse events.
