Sentence examples for effect progress from inspiring English sources

The Guardian's film editor, Catherine Shoard, said in an editorial that the campaign to make Bond female "sits oddly" with a vision of a world in which women leaders effect progress by adopting an approach not previously applied.

Additionally, chickenpox pustules are of varying size due to variations in the timing of pustule eruption: smallpox pustules are all very nearly the same size since the viral effect progresses more uniformly.

The cytopathic effect progressed slowly to detachment from the cell monolayer.

This cytopathic effect progressed slowly to cell detachment, and a similar cytopathic effect was observed on other areas of the cell monolayer over the next few days.

Next, we asked whether premature involution and stroma disorganisation would affect the cell-intrinsic regulation of pGE in Dicer mutants, and whether this effect progressed with age.

Clearly, if program adoption is the only avenue to large population effects, progress will be slow and costly.

Although key magnetoencephalography results did correlate with behavioural measures, each subject participated only once, and we do not know how within-subject effects progress over time.

Up to one third of those victims who survive these initial deleterious effects progress to multi-organ system failure culminating in death or severe neurologic damage [ 15, 16].

The subchronic study was designed to determine whether effects progressed with repeated Marine low-temperature lysozyme exposure.

We found that some cell lines (HeLa and CHO-K1) appear to respond only to high doses of USEP and that observed effects progressed from subtle membrane changes (PS externalization) to Pr uptake to death.

Although the goals were only fixed in the aftermath of the declaration and designed to expire in 2015, many of them used 1990 statistics for their baseline targets, meaning they, in effect, measured progress over a 25-year period.