Sentence examples for effects settled from inspiring English sources

Most treatment-related effects settled down over the weeks after completion of therapy.

Although such differences were measurable and statistically significant, they were arguably of little clinical significance as side effects settled within 3 months of treatment completion.

Adams' team of 35 scientists spent two years tinkering with dosages to reduce toxic side effects, settling on twice-weekly injections that slowed tumor growth in mice but didn't kill them.

The side effects are similar to exogenous steroids but on the whole the treatment is well tolerated with most adverse effects settling off therapy.

The speech was a simple restatement of Labour policy which was in effect settled shortly after 9/11.

Commentators were disappointed when, in 2000, both parties in effect settled on their candidates during the second week of March.

The Frenchman oversaw his side's first league success against these opponents in five years with a flawless opening half which in effect settled the derby.

Mr. Sgarlato is letting the domestic effect settle in and grow, as it would in a home.

Or will it, in effect, settle for one country with two systems, a militarised autocracy clamped on to the relatively democratic south?

Their lawyers argued that doing so would not, in effect, settle the long-disputed and still-unresolved question of Jerusalem's status.

That's not to say that all questions about health effects are settled.