Sentence examples for effect of the mainstream from inspiring English sources
One nasty side effect of the mainstream breast cancer awareness movement is now there are many women -- and even young girls -- who fear their breasts, viewing them as harbingers of disease, ticking time bombs.
As these manifestations of acne are also the most common side effects of the mainstream treatments, FAC could eventually complement their use, possibly reducing their adverse reactions and thus increasing patient compliance and overall therapeutic efficacy.
"There's no doubt in my mind that a really positive effect of the iPhone was to focus mainstream people on the idea of using their device for data," Mr. Jacobs, who is based in San Diego, said during a visit to Paris to see customers and government officials.
The present series of studies was conducted to optimize and evaluate this assay for the assessment of the effects of mainstream smoke on the micronucleus frequency in the bone marrow and peripheral blood of rats.
Toxicological properties of sugars 250 The effect of sugars on mainstream smoke composition 251 5.1.
Further operational research to document the effect of HIV mainstreaming in development and livelihood interventions on HIV prevention, care and support is required to improve the effectiveness of development interventions and generate evidence for replication of successful programmes and advocacy for development actors to better meet the needs of conflict affected populations.
Importantly, the ACO also discussed the flow on effect of mainstream and Aboriginal services working together on clients' healing: If those two agencies are working together, it will make a big difference …(to the clients).
Fixing the incompetence and abdication of the mainstream media would have no effect on these people.
As one of the mainstream models for estimating spillover effects between financial markets, the ARCH model has been widely used and extended.
Unfortunately, the effect of the successful rightwing freakout has been to scare most of the mainstream media from talking about domestic terrorism honestly at all.
One measure of the changing landscape here — and Mr. Tsipras's effect on it — is that his proposals are no longer sounding so far out of the mainstream.
