Sentence examples for effects at the time from inspiring English sources

He felt no ill effects at the time, Sebourn said.

We confirm the standard finding that test score effects fade out by middle school, but show that test score effects at the time of the experiment are an excellent predictor of long-term improvements in postsecondary outcomes.

Emotion of an event can exert effects at the time of encoding, during retrieval as well as during the experience of recollection.

Polypectomy under hysteroscopic guidance is the treatment of choice for most endometrial polyps, but mechanical or electrical effects at the time of surgery may result in artifactual displacement of tissue with obvious resultant diagnostic problems.

Horner used synthesizers for ancillary effects; at the time, science-fiction films such as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and The Thing were eschewing the synthesizer in favor of more traditional orchestras.

Woody's constant shenanigans — talking to furniture, squinting into the sun, slipping inconspicuously out of rooms — result in barroom brawls, pursuit by a gang of gorillas on horseback and an intense 20-minute gun battle that was innovative for its special effects at the time.

Participants arrived fasting at 8 00 a.m. and ate a standardized breakfast; this served to negate any confounding second-meal effect at the time of the subsequent test meal.

The independent counsel act was still in effect at the time.

One is the law in effect at the time, and the other is finally determined six days before the date for choosing the electors.

The first edition of the D.S.M., published in 1952, was in effect at the time of the Midtown Manhattan study, but the researchers did not use it.

If he is convicted again, Mr. Einhorn can be sentenced to life but not death under the penalty in effect at the time of the murder.