Sentence examples for merely an effect from inspiring English sources
The soul was superfluous since consciousness was merely an effect of mechanistic processes, and sensibility, the source of intelligence, was a property of the nervous system.
Culprit confusion: The brains of Alzheimer's patients are riddle with amyloid plaques (red end of color scale), but whether the sticky build up is a cause or merely an effect of the disease is not clear.
Perhaps this is merely an effect of the disco soundtrack think Larry Levan at the Paradise Garage but more likely it arises from the melding of cultures that results in excellent dishes like the gyro pizza: steaming heaps of pork belly and lamb shoulder, finely ground, over crispy pizza dough spread with tzatziki.
Thus it was not merely an effect of total nitrogen content of the fermentation medium.
The dog's moaning is not rationalized by its pain, according to Finkelstein; but nor is it merely an effect of the pain.
Put another way, the individual subject is neither formed wholly independently in a kind of solitary interiority nor formed as merely an effect of exterior social forces.
This need not be taken as an indication of the increasing atheism among process philosophers, but merely as an effect of the increasing specialization of academic research.
He was caught up in radical politics merely as an effect of their clandestine affair.
At the other end of the spectrum is the Deist challenge, where the role of the doctrine of conservation is relegated merely to an effect across time of creation itself.
Alternatively, the observed altered methylation upon BPA exposure may merely be an effect on the epigenome that will not manifest itself in a change in expression, protein level, or protein activity.
Do the changes in lipid, glucose and amino acid metabolites in adipocytes following ligand activation of either PPARβ/δ or PPARγ reflect causally related events that can be targeted for improved anti-diabetic approaches, or do they merely reflect an effect of activating the receptor?
