The chorus did well by these striking works; less convincing were the special effects that accompanied them.
The prediction and measurement of the heat effects that accompany chemical changes are important to the understanding and use of chemical reactions.
What made the 90-minute event come alive was not so much Mr. Takenouchi's piece, "Skin: Improvisation No. 1," but the ambient or unplanned effects that accompanied it.
Though I remember it as being funny, the old stationmaster's prophecy ("Some nights, the signal bell rings and the train comes a-screaming and a-tearing through"), not to mention the sound and light effects that accompanied it, were absolutely terrifying.
Schering's advertisements for the drug pointed out the dangerous side effects that accompanied two competing drugs made by Johnson & Johnson and a company that is now part of Aventis, when combined with a common antibiotic.
You'd think fighting is fighting but the way they're staged, edited and the sound effects that accompany them can age faster than a guy in a gorilla suit in a jungle epic.
Given that the current guidelines for the management of EOC should be individualized according to the patient status, gynecologists must balance the risk of rapid metastases against the costs and adverse effects that accompany aggressive interventions.
14 15 The assessment and management of anxiety in this patient population should, therefore, be viewed as an area of key clinical importance to help prevent this transference and the debilitating physical side effects that accompany it.
A summary of some of the procoagulant effects that accompany the acute inflammatory response is provided in Table 3. Intravascular thrombin generation is highly inflammatory within the microcirculation via interaction with specific receptors on platelets, endothelial cells and white blood cells known as PARs [ 133, 134].
In a pharmacological context, it is described as an inert substance with a non-specific placebo effect that accompanies any therapy and can enhance its effectiveness [ 34].
