Sentence examples for merely the effect from inspiring English sources

Despite the seemingly ominous level of inflation, it's merely the effect of recovery from the post-Lehman plunge in energy prices.

Is this decline merely the effect of the summer sales, inventory shortages and the recently reduced incentives or is it the start of something big a slump that will extend into next year, a general downturn in the automobile business, a Götterdämmerung?

The economy's growth was merely the effect of stopping "banging Britain's head against the wall".

Within journal pulication, an example of this is the bias towards authors seeking to publish in a few high-impact journals, apparently at a level that exceeds merely the effect of proportionate advantage [19].

In these studies merely the effect on the cuff tissue is described with increased damage of this tissue as summarized in the systematic review of Dean [ 18].

In this study, we examined not merely the effect of ELF-PEMFs on cell proliferation, alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity, and mineralization of the extracellular matrix but vinculin, vimentin, and calmodulin (CaM) expressions in hABMSCs during osteogenic differentiation.

Locke's theory also made the important distinction between "primary qualities" (such as solidity, figure, extension, motion, and rest), which are real properties of physical objects, and "secondary qualities" (such as colour, taste, and smell), which are merely the effects of such real properties on the mind.

There is massive evidence that it is man-made and not merely the effects of the natural process.

Because we were interested in the source of the subjective sneezing sensation and not merely the effects of different degrees of brightness on brain activity, we decided to use the participants' subjective ratings of photic sneezing sensation for block 2 analyses.

However, it is not certain that the effects obtained in these studies are due to the mindfulness component or are merely the effects of quality parenting treatment based more on an operant model.

In the above case of a partial increase in preventive power, the costs and benefits increase by the same amount in each step, but we now see that it is merely the effects that lead to the unexpected results: merely changing the costs by a particular amount would not have this effect.