Sentence examples for effect of the usual from inspiring English sources
This refers to the rarer effect of the usual green flash followed by a brief ray or glow of green shooting up from the point of the sunset.[13].[13]
Ben Pollack, also of the Maharishi School, who wore a gold mezuzah around his neck and a beatific look on his face, likewise testified to meditation's ameliorative effects on the usual unpleasantnesses of teen-agerdom.
The signs of the marginal effects on the usual demographic variables are consistent across countries.
In this domain we introduced a new method to obtain the reset voltage of RRAMs and avoid the effects of the usual measurement noise.
Results further support previous reports about the anti-carcinogenic effect of this plant mixture and highlights the possibility of its use in leukemia treatment to avoid the negative side effects of the usual therapy.
In these models, we evaluated the association between the exposure and miR-146a, assuming that there were no short-term effects from the exposures (i.e., the association between the exposure and miR-146a was similar at both time points, potentially reflecting persistent effects of the usual, long-term condition of exposure).
And to detain them in it upon compulsion, which is the effect of all the usual measures of plague police, is... little short of willful murder.
So, there is no reason based on pharmacokinetic data to expect that adolescents will experience greater adverse effects or lesser therapeutic effects after administration of the usual dose of LNG EC [ 29].
The trial aimed to compare the additional effect of the website against usual care available within the UK.
Because of the minor long-term effects of the present usual care, medium effect sizes (d=0,5 or f V)=0,25) are expected to be found at six and twelve months.
The method of direct observation for monitoring hand hygiene compliance usually results in some degree of Hawthorne Effect, therefore the usual compliance rates may in fact be lower than the rate we are reporting.
