Sentence examples for long aftereffects from inspiring English sources

That retraction had long aftereffects and led to the liberals' permanent distrust of Franz Joseph's rule.

Furthermore, a surprising finding was that the decoding performance of many of the neurons continued to improve up to 700 ms after the termination of the tactile stimulation, which suggests that the tactile input itself affects the state of the processing circuitry with long aftereffects.

Since current seismicity near the source region of the 1891 Nobi earthquake still follows the Omori-Utsu aftershock formula (Utsu, 1961), century-long aftereffects of large events may not be surprising.

"Any reflection of the blackout in gasoline prices will depend on how long the aftereffects of the blackout take to play themselves out," said Jamal Qureshi, a market risk analyst with PFC Energy in Washington, an energy consulting company.

Although delirium often recedes, it may have long-lasting aftereffects.

Critics can focus on either short- or long-term aftereffects.

In the event, Ignatieff's hawkish views, though they stalled his progress toward the Liberal leadership, have had fewer long-term aftereffects in Canada than one might have expected, mostly because Jean Chrétien's Liberal government kept Canada out of Iraq.

However, in the real world, many objects are not always such processes and they may have long-range aftereffects.

It is unlikely that Kennedy will suffer any long-lasting aftereffects.

People are literally "poisoned" by their adrenal humours; it takes time to talk a person out of a mood; fear and anger show physical aftereffects long after their causes have been removed.

Long-lasting desynchronizing aftereffects of CR stimulation have been verified in pre-clinical and clinical proof of concept studies.