Sentence examples for effects and restraint from inspiring English sources

Pairwise tests indicated that individuals high in dietary restraint showed significant effects of stop- relative to double-response training in reducing intake of signal foods, consistent with the two previous reports showing a similar interaction between stimulus-specific training effects and restraint (Houben & Jansen, 2011; Veling et al., 2011).

What Mr. Jayne delivered is what decorators say is their profession at the top of its game: a perfect balance between effect and restraint, a kind of rich simplicity.

This was mainly caused by the size effect and restraint of the support.

In contrast, we found no significant interaction between training effects and dietary restraint in this study; instead a main effect of training in an unselected sample was observed.

Several subjects concerning physical restraints were discussed during five meetings each lasting for two hours, such as the decision-making process towards restraint use, the effects and consequences of restraint use, strategies to analyse risk behaviour of residents and alternatives for restraints.

Cory-Slechta et al. (2004) examined separate and combined effects of restraint stress and lead in pregnant dams on corticosterone, neurotransmitter levels, and behavioral learning.

These characteristics provided good resistance to chloride corrosion and restraint effects for strengthening the columns.

Our aim was to investigate the effect of water immersion and restraint stress (WIRS) on NOS in the testis, and the effect of Big-leaf mulberry to protect against WIRS.

The effects of end support conditions and restraint on torsional buckling are examined.

Moreover, exposure to aversive stressors, like predator odor, cold water, and restraint, have effects on hippocampal structure that are comparable to those of raising glucocorticoids pharmacologically [2], [3], [4], [5], [14].

The theory accommodates free shear stress conditions on the bonding surfaces, accounts for non-uniform deformation-dependent distributions of transverse shear stresses through the thickness, can be used for evaluating boundary restraint effects, and can be used for analyzing thin and thick plates with any boundary conditions.