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While colonization was almost always initiated by some kind of military intervention, its full effects were achieved through practices of cultural imperialism.

The effects of federal public works spending were largely offset by other factors, notably a large tax increase, enacted by Herbert Hoover, whose full effects weren't felt until his successor took office.

Scientists have also criticized a proposal to block off a channel in Dauphin Island, Alabama, for example, because it was so hastily conceived that its full effects were hard to predict.

There are three potential explanations for the absence of effects on these sets of tasks: 1) the intervention was not effective, 2) trainee practice on these tasks was higher at baseline than on patient history and physical examination, and had less room for improvement, and 3) the full effects were not measured because of the structure of the clinical assessment.

Still, the cuts' full effects are far from certain.

A powerful economic transformation has been taking place for some time, but its full effects are just now being realized.

This time, world economic troubles are to blame, and for Southeast Asia the full effects are likely to come next year.

One common feature of major technological shifts is that their full effects are not visible at first.

Governments and organizations help people deal with the effects of the tragedy even before the full effects are fully manifest.

The health effects of the ultrafine particles are still being studied and the full effects are only beginning to be understood, said Majid Ezzati, a global environmental health professor at the Imperial College, London.

This means that cumulative measures of the impact of the epidemic, which include infections prior to when the full effect is exerted, provide a less substantial indication of the effectiveness of this intervention [50].