Sentence examples for effects the most notable from inspiring English sources
And Harold Meltzer, in an amusing collection called "Rumors," provided a dictionary of colorful effects, the most notable being the percussive and breathy sounds that animated "Trapset" (1999), for alto flute, and the illusion of an almost whispered duet in "Bel Canto" (2000), for bass flute.
Less-serious side effects are common, the most notable being drowsiness.
The influx of readily available gold into the virtual world has had numerous negative side-effects, one of the most notable being the inflation of the virtual market.
The most notable effects occur on marble and limestone, which are common building materials found in many historic structures, monuments, and gravestones.
Maybe the answer has to do with how Walser's singular sentences themselves "step aside": one of the most notable effects of his prose is how it seems to evaporate as you read.
The scans found the most notable effects in parts of the brain that are known to be important for perceptions, rather than other roles such as language and movement.
One of the most notable effects of the USE project on organizational memory was the increase in teaching and learning resources available to the respondents.
"The most notable effects of negative perceptions toward the U.S. are evident in travel from the Middle East, Mexico, China, and Germany". China and Germany, in fact, along with South Korea and Japan, registered the biggest drops in travel to the U.S. for the first half of 2018.
In this and subsequent experiments we examined only Ovcar3 cells as these cells showed the most notable effects when treated with TZDs.
For all IKr blocker doses, the most notable effects of increasing ICaL block in the ECG are a progressive shortening of the QT interval and simultaneous elevation of the ST segment with increasing dose.
