Sentence examples for instant effect of from inspiring English sources

Replacing her artificial brassy color has the instant effect of raising her social class without saying a word.

This study assessed left ventricular torsion before and immediately after surgical valve replacement and tested the instant effect of fluid loading.

The instant effect of Alex McLeish's team breaking Villa's grip on local bragging rights, apart from piling pressure on Houllier, would be to lift them above their rivals in the Premier League.

One instant effect of this has been a strange ripping sound, as all the psychobiographers who were busy writing books about the lifelong rivalry of Johnson and Cameron — both went to Eton and Oxford, and have dogged each other's ambitious footsteps since — tear up their half-completed manuscripts.

One instant effect of this has been a strange ripping sound, as all the psychobiographers who were busy writing books about the lifelong rivalry of Johnson and Cameron both went to Eton and Oxford, and have dogged each other's ambitious footsteps since tear up their half-completed manuscripts.

But also, eating a giant donut stuffed with cheesecake filling and topped with a citrus blueberry glaze has the instant effect of making you look like a kindergartner who has encountered sugar for the first time -- even if you're tackling it with a fork and knife.

Due to clinical reasons only a short antipsychotic-free period (24 72 hours) was carried out to avoid instant effects of antipsychotics to QEEG.

In addition, patients taking either one of the AMC/DCBA throat lozenge variants reported experiencing soreness relief, relief from burning, soothing relief, warming relief and pain relief from the moment they took the throat lozenge, supporting the instant effects of these lozenges.

Real-time information provided by SMBG represents an important adjunct to A1C, because it can track fasting and postprandial hyperglycemia, detect glycemic excursions and hypoglycemia, and ultimately provides on-the-spot information about the instant effects of food choice, physical activity, and medication on glycemic control.

This change on λ0 t) produces an instant effect on λ(t), that is, on the expected number of CELs.

Brexit had an instant effect: the genie was out of the bottle.