Sentence examples for former effects from inspiring English sources

Theodore Hagen, the city's most prominent Germanic critic and an incipient Wagnerite, backhandedly conceded an effort on Verdi's part "to raise himself above the cheap and vulgar style of patchworking with which most of his former effects were produced".

In a subsequent test phase, the former effects were presented as stimuli and participants were allowed to choose an action or non-action freely as a response.

The former effects increased quantities of non-NRP1-coupled VEGF-VEGFR complexes with increasing total VEGFR density, despite the diminishing fractional occupancies of VEGFRs (Fig. 5D).

- Consistent with these former effects, PF4 and C12 treatment of P. falciparum results in lysis of the DV.

Because the former effects are glucose-dependent, the use of GLP-1 is not associated with hypoglycaemia.

Because the former effects are glucose dependent, the use of GLP-1 does not appear to be associated with hypoglycaemia [ 9].

More repeats are associated with both higher intelligence and better physical co-ordination (the former effect seems more pronounced in girls and the latter in boys).

The 100-degree water, said to be "relaxing for the nervous system" and good for arthritis (I can vouch for the former effect), is the reason people have been drawn to Ixtapan for hundreds of years.

Because many job boards are aimed at passive job seekers -- those who are not sure they want to move and who are not actively looking -- the former effect is likely to dominate.

Note that the former effect partly compensates the latter.

The former effect rendered the intercritical annealing more controllable.