Sentence examples for effects of a high from inspiring English sources
In [11], a transmission range is set dynamically according to local traffic conditions, which maintains connectivity effectively while minimizing the adverse effects of a high transmission power.
The use of a breathing mixture containing 30% xenon and 30% krypton is comparable in effectiveness for CT to a 40% xenon fraction, while avoiding the unwanted effects of a high fraction xenon gas.
Desjoyeaux had slowed as he has started to feel the effects of a high pressure system.
Decisions about chemical risks are often based on the effects of a high dose of a single chemical on an animal.
And however they are paid for, the knock-on effects of a high minimum wage would be hard to reconcile with Gordon Brown's call this week for pay restraint.
"He has treated the Flyers like his personal pinata more than a few times, putting up 16 goals and 21 assists in 20 regular-season games and two goals and an assist in the first two games of this series, even though he's operating at less than 100percentt because of the lingering effects of a high ankle sprain," Molinari writes.
In initial tests in mice, resveratrol has doubled muscular endurance, lowered the bad form of cholesterol, protected against various bad effects of a high-fat diet and suppressed colon cancer.
We may never know, but we will find out soon enough whether he saves the planet from destruction caused by the unintended effects of a high-tech seismic superweapon.
Schuster's team found genes in the bushmen that made them unusually susceptible to malaria and the ill effects of a high-fat diet: genetic variants that are not seen among more agricultural populations.
Dr. Auwerx, whose interest is in the genetic control of metabolism, decided to see whether resveratrol would offset the effects of a high-fat diet, specifically the disturbances known as metabolic syndrome that are the precursors of diabetes and obesity.
Dr. Auwerx's study complements one published this month by Dr. David Sinclair of the Harvard Medical School, who found that much more moderate doses of resveratrol protected mice from the metabolic effects of a high-calorie diet.
