Sentence examples for effects which are used from inspiring English sources

The experimental results presented here are subsequently incorporated into simple mean-field models (ignoring interparticle and wall frictional effects) which are used to calculate slip velocities of the particle phase, interstitial pore pressures due to the fluid phase, as well as the observed variation of the discharged solids concentration with the mixture discharge rate.

For finite mixtures of LAMs with regularized estimation, the parameter vector Θ consists of (π k, β k, b k, σ k ) k =1,…, K where β k are the coefficients of the fixed effects and b k the coefficients of the random effects which are used for the penalized covariates.

Fantastic Voyage, American science-fiction film, released in 1966, that is especially noted for its special effects, which were used to simulate a journey through the human body.

Flupirtine (FLU) is a non-opioid analgesic with no antipyretic or anti-inflammatory effects which is used in the treatment of pain in humans.

The Intervention evaluation form (IEF) is a 24-item questionnaire developed to assess intervention feasibility, acceptability and effects, which was used to assess PRCI in previous research [ 1].

Thus, this is an expensive, potentially life-saving drug, not devoid of potentially severe adverse effects, which is used for the chronic therapy of rare diseases that have a wide spectrum of clinical manifestations [ 4].

A full factorial model was used to represent the fixed effect and the random effect which are used to account for group and probe.

As a result, he said, the economic ripple effect, which was used to help justify building the Javits Center and others, is not as potent as it once was.

The resulting deposit pattern is well-known as coffee-ring effect which is used here to enable high resolution printing and self-ordering of the MWCNTs.

Primary treatment outcome of this study is the global perceived effect, which is used to assess recovery from the complaint [ 31].

Its cooling sensation when topically applied to the skin or mucous membranes of the airways (Eccles 1994) is a well-liked effect, which is used in many oral health care products, cosmetics food products, and tobacco.