Sentence examples for gradual effect from inspiring English sources

"They keep saying there's a difference, so maybe there's some gradual effect".

That suggests weakening house prices would have a fairly small, gradual effect on consumer spending.Nonsense, say the pessimists.

A new paper* from the RAND Corporation, another think-tank, suggests that taxing calories could have a sizeable, if gradual, effect on people's weight.

One gradual effect of the Enlightenment was to tamp down the fires of Hell and sweep away the ashes, allowing us to bask in the rational coolness that ensued.

Partisan media encourages it, while the mainstream media finds it titillating and airs it, often without comment, so that the gradual effect is to desensitize even people to whom the rhetoric is repellent.

George Packer on the massacre's context within the past two years' worth of "relentlessly hostile rhetoric" from the right, which he says has become so standard in partisan and mainstream media that "the gradual effect is to desensitize even people to whom the rhetoric is repellent".

Our design does not capture gradual effects of the regulation.

Recognizing that climate change is a key hazard driver (Kelman 2015), for example, highlights the opportunity to explicitly incorporate the gradual effects of climate change when planning to reduce disaster risks.

Standard methods for interrupted time-series were adopted to assess the immediate and gradual effects of the smoking ban.

We adopted standard methods for interrupted time-series to assess the effects of the smoking ban [19]: the immediate effect of the ban was modelled as a step function, including an indicator variable that changed in January 2005, while the gradual effects were studied with an interaction term between the effect of the ban and time.

In an earlier study [ 8], we investigated the gradual effects of water deficit and salinity on the proteome of two grapevine cultivars, Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon.