Sentence examples for effects have typically been from inspiring English sources

Climate change and species invasions are two of the biggest contributors to global change, yet their effects have typically been considered separately [6].

In the present study we used set sizes up to 8, which is outside the range for which slope effects have typically been found.

Effects of interventions have typically been shown for physical performance or self-reported function, giving an indication of what patients are capable of doing.

Effects of training have typically been evaluated by a repeated measures test (using the tinnitus handicap inventory or Goebel-Hiller tinnitus questionnaire scores).

Effects on serpin stability have typically been assessed using related approaches, such as equilibrium unfolding in chemical denaturant [ 23] and thermal unfolding experiments [ 42], over a range of destabilizing conditions.

The cardioprotective effects demonstrated for GLP-1 have typically been studied in the acute phase, with the agent particularly potent when given prior to an acute insult.

Data on breastfeeding are more limited, but levels in breast milk have typically been shown to be low although adverse effects have been reported [ 1154].

The findings of a reduction in supination are interesting in that they appear to indicate that LD taping results in a general decrease in mobility of the rearfoot, rather than having a purely 'anti-pronation' effect, as has typically been described in the literature [ 7, 26].

The effect of attention has typically been demonstrated as variations in the reaction time for detecting and identifying a clearly visible pattern [1] [3].

Understanding of the effects of vegetation on long-term catchment flows is growing, yet incorporation of these effects into hydrological models has typically been empirical and qualitative, or deterministic and quantitative – but at the cost of simplicity.

Mitigating the effects of traffic congestion has typically been approached from either an engineering perspective or an economic perspective.