Sentence examples for more extreme effect from inspiring English sources

* Crack cocaine has a more extreme effect, with a sharper high and quicker low.

Synergistic interactions occur when a double-mutant has a more extreme effect on the fitness than would be expected from independent single mutants alone, and can therefore identify e.g. complementary pathways, with synthetic lethality being the extreme case (wij = 0).

Several studies have shown that economic decline is associated with long term negative effects on health. 1 2 3 4 Rapid economic change can have a more extreme effect on unemployed people and those with low levels of education and fewer social supports.

Start from the outside edge down toward the first mark if you want a more extreme effect, or for darker lighting.

While some effects are included in the $1 price, there's an in-app purchase for the more extreme effects.

In contrast to the 19th century, when the business cycle proceeded without much constraint, we now have the Fed and an active government housing stabilization policy, both of which mitigate the cycle's more extreme effects.

Again, this pattern will tend to hold in general, with more extreme effects corresponding to smaller P values.

The effects of passive smoking exposure seen with alternative definitions of COPD are similar, although lack of statistical significance and more extreme effects of age and sex are likely to reflect less accurate disease definitions.

There have been a number of studies that have indicated more extreme effects of prenatal smoke exposure on the developing boy compared with the girl; these include a greater association with intrauterine growth and congenital defects.

Variables are scored by patients on a Likert scale and final results range from 0 to 30, with higher numbers signifying more extreme effects on a patient's QoL.

Reductions in plasma glucose to just below the physiological range (3.3 mmol/l) have more extreme effects on the catecholamine, pancreatic polypeptide, growth hormone, endogenous glucose production, and lipolytic responses to hypoglycemia, although at least 30 min of exposure to lower glucose concentrations is required to affect subjective awareness, at least in experimental models (18).