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Evidence on benefits and side effects comes from clinical trials designed to impartially quantify the benefits and risks of taking a statin.

Most knowledge about radiation's health effects comes from Japan and studies on the survivors of the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

ALLEN: No. Certainly the makeup is a little bit different and most of what we know about health effects comes from studies of emissions from automobile exhaust or coal-fired power plants.

The new exhibition, complete with Star Wars features such as lightsaber sounds and space visual effects, comes before the next instalment Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens, which is scheduled for release in December.

The first of the big brass and percussion effects comes in the Dies Irae (No. 2), at "Tuba mirum," where, in the text, the trumpet spreads its wondrous sound to the tombs of every region.

Most of what is known about its effects comes from a relatively thorough evaluation that was initiated in 2012 by the Norwegian Association of Higher Education Institutions (representing the funded organizations) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Research (the funding organization).

Like fireflies, the dance's best effects come in flashes.

But with knowledge of their effects came creeping politics.

Finally numerical simulation confirmed that these effects came from the temperature dependencies of the thermal conductivities.

Primary biological effects come from plants that grow on buildings, which can cause them harm.

I think, there have been some big effects coming through from options positions.