Sentence examples for effects are dampened from inspiring English sources
When we augment the model to include the supply side of the housing market, these effects are dampened.
These findings are consistent with the literature that shows that although income may exert a direct effect on children's well-being, its effects are dampened when mediator variables are included in a model [8], [67].
But the planned NICs increase for employees will not affect those earning under £20,000, so this effect is dampened.
Gordon Brown made the most of the gaffe by brandishing a "wanted" poster for Mr Letwin whose effect was dampened by a reference to his "wherabouts" [sic].Mr Letwin's sin was to have broken the omerta between all three parties over their tax and spending pledges.
But the effect was dampened slightly when, leaving the stage, he fell over his drum kit.
The whole mysterious, cryptic effect was dampened slightly by the Facebook symbol promoting "dreadfallstheatre" and the large "Easyprint" logo on the back.
The effect was dampened in the cooler Sweden-like environment implying that subtle changes in light quality, rate of change of day length, and temperature are differentially integrated at the genetic level and thus may be responsible for adaptation to regional abiotic cues.
However, this effect is dampened with increased number of replicates per test group for differential expression analysis (Table S2).
Considering its potential microcirculatory recruitment, esmolol should increase VO2; however, this effect is dampened by a decreased HR, cardiac oxygen consumption and hyper-adrenergic cell catabolism, which may reduce VO2.
Another possibility is that when multiple countries simultaneously introduce budget reductions, as in the current recession, the potential multiplier effects of government spending are dampened.
