Sentence examples for most common effect from inspiring English sources

The most common effect they cite is the tides, which are caused by the gravitational pull of the sun and the moon.

The most common effect he sees after what he called "chronic" pacifier use is an anterior open bite, an obvious gap between the upper front and lower front teeth when the jaw is closed.

These effects are statistically rare among all the poisonings the most common effect was vomiting but children are far more likely to experience a serious effect if they ingest a laundry detergent pod.

The most common effect of ion irradiation is the direct transfer of energy and momentum to surface atoms by ion-atom collision, leading to adatom diffusion at the surface.

Gate is the most common effect of the entire school of thought with regards to insect tarsi but in fact it is a probabilistic fastener like the burdock of the product now known as Velcro that could be suited to robotic clasping mechanisms or some such structure that maintained a machine control over its structures, in handling.

"They bring them into psych wards and they don't know what to do with them… The most common effect is that people go crazy.

One of the most common effects among aphasia patients is the difficulty to recall names or words.

But regardless of age, some of the most common effects of steroid use are psychological: mood swings, irritability, aggression, and paranoia.

One of the most common effects caused by the spirochaete B. burgdorferi is neuroborreliosis.

The most common side effect is drowsiness.

Its most common side effect is nausea.