Sentence examples for effects of the overwhelming from inspiring English sources

There was nowhere for me to stand so I climbed on a shelf near the ceiling further increasing the effects of the overwhelming heat.

Remarkably, even as the infected cells were approaching their demise, their transcriptional program appeared virtually oblivious to the dramatic cytopathic effects of the overwhelming infection.

As the New York Times put it in an article by Julia Moskin published last year, "'Chinese restaurant syndrome' has been thoroughly debunked (virtually all studies since then confirm that monosodium glutamate in normal concentrations has no effect on the overwhelming majority of people)".

Fourrier [ 6] clearly demonstrated that the target for the treatment of sepsis is not sepsis itself, but DIC as a result of the overwhelming effects of sepsis on immunothrombosis.

For some cancers with strong environmental components, such as lung cancer, only a few significant loci were found as a result of the overwhelming effect of cigarette smoking on cancer risk, but other cancer types (such as prostate cancer) have yielded many (over 20) such loci.

The effect of that overwhelming force, with a six-week air campaign, was to achieve total victory for the land campaign in less than a week, with minimum casualties.

Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing the overwhelming effects of the AIDS epidemic and is home to 72% of global AIDS deaths [ 20].

A sub-analysis for minor-volume ICH (ICH volume <30 cm) patients was undertaken to discriminate the effects of anemia from the overwhelming impact of ICH volume.

Importantly, silencing of Drp1 inhibited the toxic effects of CdCl2 on the overwhelming mitochondrial fission, followed by the turnover of mitochondrial dysfunction.

"Why was there no ozone effect in the overwhelming majority of cities?" Suresh Moolgavkar of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center also observes that ozone levels in California tend to be higher than in the rest of the country and yet in the data show less of a health impact.

Because of the overwhelming effects of the process of secularization and the human misery caused by industrialization, the key to social welfare was expressed in the Pietist maxim that social change depended upon the conversion of individuals.