Sentence examples for effects to become from inspiring English sources

It could combine effectiveness with a blessed lack of side effects to become another tool in oncologists' arsenals.

These two factors, and the homogeneity of the population, left the field open for genetic effects to become prominent, Dr. Milot said.

It often takes 20 years for a drug's true side effects to become apparent by which time millions of people have already been exposed.

In some respects it took time for its effects to become detrimental to the economy, but with subsequent outbreaks, as in 1361 and 1369, the population declined further, causing a severe labour shortage.

A true proof of whether a hormone or drug can prevent (or fail to prevent) dementia would require that the drug be taken for considerably longer than four years for the effects to become obvious on a simple mental status test.

In the limit of both very high Q and very strong nonlinearity, we expect quantum effects to become significant as entanglement can arise between the field modes of physically separated resonators.

Celeritek said it expected Motorola's decision to cut the company's revenue in the third quarter and the effect to become more pronounced after that.

So let's just say that The Finkler Question, whose (Gentile) hero tries, in effect, to become Jewish, has an awful lot about Jews in it.

The financiers at the centre of each clan began trying to dictate policy directly to the government emerging from the clan system, in effect, to become the oligarchs.

While the consortium's data becomes part of the public domain, Celera plans to sell access to its genome data by subscription, seeking in effect to become the Bloomberg of biology.

The Rangers set out to improve their offense this season — in effect to become more Eastern — and brought in not only Naslund from the West, but also traded for Columbus's slick-shooting forward Nikolai Zherdev.