Sentence examples for helpful effects from inspiring English sources

The study concludes by suggesting that dietary folic acid intake could have some helpful effects in combating neurodegenerative disorders because of its ability to regulate homocysteine metabolism.

This could have two helpful effects – ensuring that bosses cannot turn a blind eye to bad working practices; and forcing companies to consider employees when they receive a takeover bid.

There will be fewer bankers around over the next few years, of course, but an area that was derelict less than 30 years ago is now securely positioned as one of the world's major financial hubs.The boom has had helpful effects at the other end of the property spectrum too.

In spite of these potentially helpful effects, renal arterial blood flow and urinary output remained as low as in the IAH control group.

For example, suppose you had read several studies suggesting that smoking was unhealthy for you, and then you saw a new study reaching an unclear conclusion, reporting some helpful effects and some harmful effects of smoking.

They often have unpleasant side-effects and don't even produce any helpful effects in up to two-thirds people with depression.

While cuts in bank rates are not translating neatly into falling market interest rates, they do help many borrowers and there is likely to be some, extremely helpful, effect on market rates.

So controlling inflammation, as the newer drugs do, could conceivably have a helpful effect.

"The campaigns have a less than helpful effect in terms of the image of the judiciary," Mr. Engler said.

He had been asked about the potentially helpful effect of playing the tournament during South Africa's winter, in conditions familiar to English footballers.

Sager's enjoyment of these outfits was genuine, no doubt, but they also had the helpful effect of disarming his interview subjects.