Sentence examples for effects in the course of from inspiring English sources

This promise has exerted revolutionary effects in the course of church history.

The debulking had its own side effects; in the course of the operation, her colon was perforated, leading to persistent accumulations of fluid and abdominal infections.

Further, thermal infrared imaging experiments indicated that there occur no evident heating effects in the course of treatment.

This facilitates the drug delivery in a regulated manner targeting the therapeutic action with a limited dosage that lessens the side effects in the course of treatment.

The chapter analyzes steel tube confined concrete (STCC) structure defects and proposes a method to avoid effects in the course of construction.

In order to reduce side effects in the course of allergen specific immunotherapy hypoallergenic allergen derivatives with reduced IgE reactivity have been made by genetic engineering.

New rules taking effect in the course of the decade will force banks to set aside at least minimal sums to cover the risk of government bonds.

Although the coal produced thus far from the blocks allocated to the private sector is below the target, it is reasonable to expect that as clearances are speeded up, production will come into effect in the course of the Twelfth Plan.

Afraid that they would make trouble for her if they found out where she was, she pretended she was living in Montreal and sent them a postcard to that effect in the course of a two-day visit she and Guay paid there.

Rain formation processes in both areas, as reflected by the slopes of the local meteoric water lines of δD = 7.92δ18O + 12.99 in Douala and δD = 8.35δ18O + 15.29 in Yaounde occurred under isotopic equilibrium conditions with minor evaporation effect in the course of precipitation.

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