Sentence examples for maybe the effects of from inspiring English sources
"Maybe the effects of the economic downturn are a year in delay," Mr. Landau said, "but at the moment, the top schools in Beijing are at or above last year's enrollment".
Add to this the movie "Jaws" (I'm speculating here), which inspired more anglers to fish for sharks, thus reducing the population of a major seal predator; the cleanup of American coastal waters following additional environmental legislation in the seventies; the growing numbers of herring, a favorite seal food; and maybe the effects of global warming on water temperatures.
Maybe the effects of talk therapy were enhanced by the drugs.
So you've got the trauma and maybe the effect of the concussion is to make it worse".
Maybe the effect of tissue cysts on muscle fiber integrity is too low to get noticed or leads to mild, gradual release of muscle enzymes, which cannot be detected due to the short half-life of CK.
Or maybe it was the effects of recession looming ahead.
"I think the effect of temperature and global warming may cause a change in the general wind systems which maybe will delay the effects of the rapidly rising temperatures a little bit".
Slow molecular clocks have been observed in elephants [46] and marine mammals [47] and maybe explained by the effects of longer generation time, increased body mass and lower metabolic rate on evolutionary rate [48].
"He had two weeks off like everybody else and maybe showed the effect of that layoff a little".
Spindler refers to this as part of "winter-over syndrome," which some people call getting "toasty," an effect of sensory deprivation, isolation, and maybe even the effect of extreme cold on the thyroid gland, which can cause memory loss, sleepiness, sluggishness, or depression.
In the present study, mean (±SD) values of adjusted intake of men and women were 159.4 ± 54.1 and 192.9 ± 69.9 μg/1000 kcal·day, respectively, therefore the higher intakes of female subjects maybe mask the effect of folate intake on depression.
