Sentence examples for frequent effects from inspiring English sources
The impact of the other poems in the book is often so shocking and overwhelming, because of the violent, tightly packed, and allusive style and the frequent effects of nightmare horror, that his control may seem dubious.
The most frequent effects of the small size are lattice rearrangement, crystalline imperfections, a higher degree of localization, and narrowed valence band width.
Therefore, for conservative organisations such as the Corps of Engineers which are more concerned with mitigating ill effects than in optimizing frequent effects, minimax decision making is a natural tendency.
The less frequent effects are irritability, sweating, depersonalization, derealization, hypersensitivity to stimuli, depression, suicidal behavior, psychosis, seizures, and delirium tremens.
These findings indicate that despite their frequent effects on TSS-distally targeted genes, MSL1 and MSL2 might not show dominant effects at genes that are bound by KANSL3 as well.
In regions where hurricanes are more frequent, effects on the dependent plant community will be much stronger and possibly result in long-term decline in diversity as shown by Mújica et al. (2013) and Raventós et al. (2015).
An observed but not frequent effect upon depletion of 3 hits (sut3, CG14020 and CG6016) was the aggregation of tER-Golgi units (Figure 8B).
The most frequent effect of the SARS outbreak on emergency department workers was "fever and needed to stay at home".
The most frequent effect variable was Probability (mean 6.1), followed by Implication (mean 2.4) and Usability (mean 1.5).
Reduced alcohol abuse was a particularly frequent effect, with enhanced parenting an attendant theme: "Our relationship is going much better than before.
The paired analysis of 94 pre- and post-MVA85A vaccination blood results, was reassuring in showing no frequent effect of MVA85A vaccination on ALT results.
