Sentence examples for loosening effects from inspiring English sources

I have written in the past about the loosening effects that this election cycle has had on public language, and the influence that loosened public language has, in turn, on the campaigns.

Such conventional frameworks are on one level simply useful dramatically: the familiarity of long marriage, the loosening effects of alcohol, innocence all serve the same purpose - they allow characters to say anything.

The bulk density, total porosity and cone index data from this field experiment showed that significant loosening effects were present down to a depth of 20 cm.

On the basis of the lipid-binding cavity, another model was suggested wherein LTP could exert a cell wall-loosening effect on the cells of the secretory zone of the stigma.

Malaria and other fevers were treated quite effectively with quinine, but it had the severe side effect of loosening one's teeth.

Many trainers routinely inject their horses with hyaluronic acid, an organic substance that has the effect of loosening stiff joints.

"If anything it may have had the effect of loosening me up a little bit," Mr. Chabon said.

Mr Lage presided over the economic reforms of the 1990s.Another interpretation of the tourism shake-up is that the reforms were having the predictable effect of loosening party control over life in Cuba.

Care must be taken to avoid the risk of a "cheese-wire" effect and loosening.

Although one mutant allele of rhea partially suppressed the ptc phenotype (Fig 4I, P < 0.65 for rhea 1 and P < 0.051 for rhea 6-66 ), this is likely to be an indirect effect of loosening the tethering of the hub to the muscle sheath and allowing more stem cells to surround the hub (Tanentzapf et al, 2007).

Now the tight labor market is loosening up, with painful side effects for workers and the economy.