Sentence examples for effect of the sinking from inspiring English sources

The combined effect of the sinking land and the rising seas by the end of this century could be the equivalent of lowering levees or sea walls by three feet.

In conclusion, ILE could reverse HA-induced neurotoxicity by lipid sink phenomena or direct effect of ILE.

The effects of the sinking itself are chillingly believable, as is the stunt work, with passengers leaping from the ship and drop like flies from its tipping railing.

If the sucrose synthetic metabolism of sugarcane does have this effect of increasing the sink strength of the ripening internode relative to that of sorghum, then it might allow an earlier and greater accumulation of sucrose.

There are a variety of reasons: the endowment effect and the sunk cost effect are two I've previously cited.

After he was accepted into the MDMA clinical trial in South Carolina, he found himself on a futon with two counselors on either side as the effects of the drug sank in.

But he added a hopeful note, that insurgent strikes might intensify in retaliation for the arrest of Mr. Hussein, but would probably fall away later as the demoralizing effect of the capture sinks in.

Let the full emotional effect of the betrayal sink in, yet don't re-run the scene more than three times.

Some children among those whose final belief about the effect of size on sinking speed was compatible with the demonstration also refined their belief about the effect of weight, suggesting that these two beliefs may cohere as a system.

It may have the effect of sinking a movie's audience score.

In addition, children's belief about the effect of weight on sinking speed (holding size constant) was examined, a belief that was confirmed in a demonstration.