Sentence examples for longterm effects from inspiring English sources

History can't teach lessons: but it can recreate a political landscape, show where changes occurred, what longterm effects were caused.

Oct. 2, @jayfeely: H1N1 is so new we don't know about the longterm effects of the vaccine.

It's hard to watch the animation and not wonder at the longterm effects this oil is causing.

There is little known about the longterm effects of Roux-en-Y gastric bypass on calcium metabolism and bone homeostasis.

In this paper, the longterm effects of an afforestation scenario on catchment water balance are analyzed taking into account the results of a regional case study.

However, continuous observations over long time periods are indispensable for assessing certain longterm effects, such as maximum density and tree survival for different ages and initial espacements, and the effects of changing environmental conditions.

Since insomnia may wax and wane with or without treatment, a longer followup period with serial measurements of outcomes is important to determine the genuine effectiveness and longterm effect of SZRD.

The executive vice-president of Q Scores Co. suggested that polling in the midst of a scandal would likely overstate scores' longterm effect.

To investigate the outcome of the ERT system in in-hospital cardiac arrest and the overall hospital mortality rate, we conducted a prospective, controlled before and after examination of the longterm effect of an ERT system on the incidence of cardiac arrest.

Finally, we hope that the 6-month and the 12-month follow-up data will provide important insights in longterm-effects of mindfulness-based interventions in OCD on severity of symptoms and related measures such as obsessional beliefs or quality of life.

This environmental lawyer reminded us that the vast majority of the 50,000 or so commercial and industrial chemicals in circulation today are not tested for longterm health effects before being put on the market.