Sentence examples for for a cumulative effect from inspiring English sources

In 'Pearl River,' we're setting up dance events, one after the other, for a cumulative effect.

They found that the strongest effect of air pollution presented a time lag with regard to air pollution concentrations, while there was also a suggestion for a cumulative effect.

Patients with low or absent blood levels of the compounds studied had higher IFN-[gamma] plasma levels, providing some evidence for a cumulative effect of several weakly active compounds.

Additive or interacting effects of adverse early experiences and subsequent stress have been discussed in the evolution of psychiatric disorder: For instance, a cumulative effect was derived from more severe brain alterations in animals, which had experienced pre-weaning maternal separation plus later exposure to an open elevated platform [ 22].

Thus, although the regulation of protein synthesis is marginal for some of the miRNA targets, a cumulative effect for substantial phenotypic consequence may be achieved for those targets, which are members of the same protein complexes.

"All of these things put together and repeated rally upon rally for basically a year have a cumulative effect that I think is totally at odds with the right to a fair trial," Fidell said in a phone interview.

"These enforcement actions are happening when the administration is moving in a direction to triple resources for ICE personnel… There's a cumulative effect of all these factors coming together".

This discrepancy had a cumulative effect for all other patients, as delays accumulated throughout the day.

In addition, although this word frequency effect occurs for the 50 first and the 50 last repetitions, it appeared more wide-spread at the temporal sites for the last ones, suggesting a cumulative effect.

It has been speculated that genetic and environmental factors can have a cumulative effect, accounting for its varied penetrance and expressivity (Ming and Muenke, 2002).

As mentioned earlier, the effect of both of these may result in a cumulative effect on risk for poor psychological outcomes post-ICU.