Sentence examples for effects are not merely from inspiring English sources
We think that the coherence of these results suggests that our effects are not merely due to the separate fMRI sessions or the lower amount of retrieval trials during day 1, but due to a change in the underlying representations, in particular for the rule-based associations, that emerges after 24-hour-consolidation.
In comparison with lung cancer, there is one important difference in the association between SHS exposure and ischaemic heart diseases (IHD): for lung cancer, adverse health effects result from long-term exposure, whereas for other diseases, such as IHD, these effects are not merely long-term and chronic but also acute [ 11– 15].
The effects were not merely regional but nationwide.
However, the visual effects were not merely hypnotic in their own right; they also reinforced at every moment the changing moods of the score, which was conducted sympathetically by Christopher Keene.
To do that, under Senate rules, they would probably need to show that the public plan changed federal spending or revenues and that the effects were not "merely incidental" to the changes in health policy.
The specific relation to the drug-enhanced performance speeding here indicates that the cholinergic impact on attentional alpha/beta effects is not merely epiphenomenal.
Ideally, successful integration of phenomenology with informed consent for ECT would encourage clinicians to appreciate how, for patients, side-effects are not merely statistical probabilities concerning functional values in one area of a person's life, but are instead outcomes that interfere with one's lived-experience.
When the full melody rises majestically out of the orchestra at the end, the effect is not merely sentimental; it feels like the proof of a theorem.
This effect is not merely a result of ETOH exposure alone because the nondeprived and the 5-week group had the same number of operant sessions and exposure to ETOH.
