Sentence examples for irregular effect from inspiring English sources

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Very small elements (such as a 241 hexagon array) may sometimes be helpful for diseases with very small or irregular effects.

For irregular verbs, the effect spread over left temporal and posterior electrodes.

When SSP is applied on an irregular grid, the effects on the incoherence of the sensing matrix A should be first considered.

What makes the situation even more confusing is that there are also real side effects: irregular bleeding, weight gain, changes in mood, decreased libido, etc.

While Table 3 displays the negative direct effects of irregular legal statuses and the positive direct effects of visits to the homeland on the remittances of Senegalese migrants, these models do not allow testing of the hypothesis of an indirect effect of irregular statuses on remitting via territorial confinement (see Fig. 1 for the theoretical model).

While there is an unambiguous negative effect of irregular status on visits home, both the direct and indirect effects of irregular status on remittances depend on other social and economic facets of the co-ethnic community and the context of reception.

Thus, the application of the Feedback Method is particularly advantageous, if the effect of irregular fibre alignments is important.

We thus hypothesize a direct negative effect of irregular legal status on migrants' propensity to return home for short visits because of the legal barrier to mobility inherent in irregular status.

Specifically, a novel finite element method (FEM) based on nanoscale representative volume element (RVE) model was built up to describe the irregular geometry and reinforcing effect of SiO2 MWCNTs.

We thus hypothesize a mechanism of blocked transnationalism that would manifest itself by a direct negative effect of irregular legal statuses on remitting because of the structural exclusion it engenders.