Sentence examples for effects of intrusion from inspiring English sources
He describes a widespread indifference to ethical concerns, professional standards, or the effects of intrusion, whether criminal or legal.
"There is a lot of genuine concern about this bill and the effect of intrusion into private lives, given the breadth of it".
One possible side effect of intrusion using buccal miniscrews could be the roots of the intruding teeth impinging on the miniscrews after intrusion; however, this was not observed in this study, as the miniscrews were placed with enough clearance in the alveolar bone.
To test the effect of intrusion treatment and male scent marking on the rate of multiple-sired litters, we ran a generalized linear mixed effects model (GLMM) with a binomial error distribution and a logit link function.
Since the replicates for each duet type were small (3, 5, 5, and 5, respectively) the data were pooled to evaluate the overall effect of intrusion irrespective of duet type.
Therefore, both climatic parameters must be considered in the design of building enclosures to manage the effects of water intrusion.
These high-frequency errors in the range-rate residuals are found to be dependent on the temperature and effects of sun intrusion into the star cameras' field of view reflected in the snrs of the k-band phase observations.
After scouting for the perfect location, Underwood creates a modern juxtaposition through LED lights, luminescent material, and other photographic effects to give the impression of "intrusions" on the landscape.
While true molar intrusion was quantified clinically in a previous review [33], no systematic review was conducted to examine the effect of molar intrusion on the facial morphology and mandibular autorotation in the permanent dentition.
With painful honesty Morris talked in interviews about how she didn't feel up to the job, the effect of media intrusion and the cumulative impact of pressure.
Thus high Mg2+/Cl− ratio indicate high TDS and hence effect of seawater intrusion.
