Sentence examples for had considered effects from inspiring English sources

A unique aspect of the present study is that the anxiolytic effects were observed after acute exposure to bright light, whereas others reports had considered effects after 2 or more weeks of light treatment.

While negative effects of human disturbance on animals living above the ground have been widely reported, few studies have considered effects on animals occupying cavities or burrows underground.

A few studies that have considered effects of exposure to blue space had reported added benefits: for example, improvements in self-esteem and mood after exercise were greater in the presence of water compared to green space alone [ 34].

At older ages accumulated benefits or disadvantages of past marital experience, as well as current marital status, may be relevant, but fewer studies have considered effects of marital history.

Lee et al. (2016) have considered effect of monotony on workers performance to improve the productivity.

Few assessments of the association between temperature and asthma exacerbations have considered effect modification by season.

The semiclassical calculations are markedly enhanced over the coupled-channel calculations below the Coulomb barrier when we had considered coupling effects.

Isaac Newton had considered the effect in the Principia, but pessimistically thought that any real mountain would produce too small a deflection to measure.

When asked if he had considered using digital effects to replace the copious bloodletting customary on spaghetti westerns, Tarantino shot back: "Not at all; no fucking way.

Although extensive research has examined the effects of pre-task planning on the CAF triad, limited research has considered the effects of online planning.

The outcome of the review demonstrates that very few studies have considered the effects of captivity on sexual selection and the fitness costs associated.