Sentence examples for more transitory effects from inspiring English sources

FK506, a calcineurin signalling inhibitor, and valinomycin, an ionophore, likely have more transitory effects on the physiology of the yeast cells than doxorubicin, which intercalates into DNA and interferes with DNA replication even at low intracellular concentrations [ 52].

"But in other areas, like the South-east, there is a more transitory work force.

If the estimated coefficient α is close to 0, it suggests that the effects that we find in Table 2 are, instead, more transitory.

"Costuming for dance is even more transitory.

But others see more transitory factors at work.

In this way, too, dog and fashion shows are alike: orgies of effort yielding transitory effects.

They dote, more often than not, on the more transitory varieties.

He thinks such transitory effects embellish the Wagner he loves – that virtuoso of transitional music, that musician of mutability.

Related to mobility is the finding that informal female workers face more transitory poverty (Ibid).

While he described June quarter issues as "significant," he also said he believes they are "more transitory than permanent".

"New normal" thinking put forward by Mohamed El-Erian of Pimco held that lower stock returns were not just transitory effects of the financial crisis.