Sentence examples for in part to the effect from inspiring English sources

These rates subsequently decline which is likely due in part to the effect of shark control programs "fishing down" local populations of animals vulnerable to the gear.

But O'Brien is undergoing some kind of weird psychological transformation, thanks in part to the effect of "The Loony", as Thomas helpfully calls the shellshocked, now-departed Mr Lang.

That loss is attributable in part to the effect of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, as the company's production in its home market fell by almost 12 percent.

The improvements in headache outcomes in this group of patients may be due, in part, to the effect of levetiracetam on electroencephalogram dysrhythmias.

This is due in part to the effect of inhibitory neurons, electrical changes within the excitatory neuron, and the negative effects of adenosine.

Therefore, some of the weight gain observed in longer follow-ups (>10 years) could be attributed in part to the effect of aging rather than poor weight control.

Her grandmother, Anastacia Brown, attributed her strange behavior in the week before the murder, in part, to the effects of Ms. Royster's stopping her antipsychotic medication two months before the crime.

Extreme aridity renders some deserts virtually devoid of plants; however, this barrenness is believed to be due in part to the effects of human disturbance, such as heavy grazing of cattle, on an already stressed environment.

This factor is due in part to the textured template, and in part to the effects of local shadowing during line-of-sight film deposition, resulting in a hierarchical surface morphology.

Internationally famous examples, due to export and in part to the effects of migration on national cuisines, are the Japanese variety Koshihikari, the Thai fragrant variety Khao Dawk Mali 105, Super Basmati which is grown in the Punjab between Pakistan and India, and IR64 which is grown in many countries.

There is a common belief that medication during pregnancy is unhealthy and unwise, due in part to the effects of certain drugs on pregnant women.