Sentence examples for effects that have from inspiring English sources

Spatial point pattern analyses may be particularly effective at revealing subtle, highly localized effects that have occurred over years or decades.

There are no effects that have 'weakened' the buildings.

I don't think the lab has reproduced any effects that have convinced any unbiased observers".

But each of those drugs has side effects that have curtailed use.

Still others noted that the wow factor of the special effects that have driven so many movies has worn off.

The goal is to create drugs that block specific parts of the mechanism while avoiding the side effects that have plagued opioids and anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin.

He may finish a picture with overlaid, long, flaccid brushstrokes, cancelling effects that have threatened to get out of hand — to become cheesily expressionistic or picturesque.

The "white heat of the technological revolution" that Harold Wilson spoke about in 1963 has had deep structural ramifications for society, effects that have been profoundly misunderstood.

Meanwhile, many of the improvements in anesthesia have ripple effects that have nothing to do with the mysteries of the mind.

Cuba is where Spanish and African traditions crossed long ago in dance terms, with effects that have enriched the world.

And, although many concerns have been expressed about the potential for unexpected consequences, the unexpected effects that have been observed so far have been benign.