Sentence examples for has a reverse effect from inspiring English sources
The cramming together of so much potentially offensive humor has a reverse effect.
However, ultrasound has a reverse effect; the graphite layers of the CB samples were exfoliated, and a disordered microstructure was visible.
The increasing of the precursor concentration increases the particle size while the catalyst concentration has a reverse effect on the particle size.
The results show that with increasing the aspect ratio, the non-dimensional natural frequency increases, however the side ratio has a reverse effect.
The facility of nucleation in ionomers by the ionic interactions may result in high crystallization rate, while the decrease of chain diffusion in mPP ionomers has a reverse effect at the same time.
For PEIs modified with long lipids, increasing the lipid substitution does not change the amount of PEI linkage via lipid association, and has a reverse effect on compacting siRNA structure due to increased steric hindrance brought by the lipid association on individual PEIs.
"If anything, it could have a reverse effect and lead to higher gasoline prices," said Dr. Gary N. Ross, chief executive of the PIRA Energy Group, an international energy consultant.
Tells about his history on the court of bad behavior... His rapid ascent through the rankings (by the end of 1978 he was No. 3 in the world, behind Bjorn Borg and Connors) seemed to have a reverse effect on his behavior.
It was found that the application of tensile stress along the microwire axis or an increase in the number of composite layers reduced the GMI effect and increased the circular anisotropy field, while the annealing treatment had a reverse effect.
The results suggested that higher syrup concentration resulted in an increased fructan yield, but further increase in concentration had a reverse effect on average chain length and purity values.
However, if this average distance becomes less than 1500 ft, it will have a reverse effect and the total production will decrease.
