Sentence examples for normal effect from inspiring English sources
The US drugs watchdog, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA), has now warned that it has 'issues of concern' about the use of testosterone to treat men whose hormone levels have dropped off merely as 'a normal effect of ageing'.
Wal-Mart saves individual consumers hundreds of dollars every year, but, when the company builds one of its gargantuan facilities at the edge of a small city or town, and then sells goods at reduced prices, the normal effect of shopping malls on retail businesses is doubled: long-standing stores get boarded up; wages and, often, property values decline; streets turn derelict and empty.
And if the non-consent is nullified, then its normal effect in preserving the liberty of the agent is not produced.
In particular, the two models including the transverse normal effect have the capability to take into account the thickness mode shape.
The first theory includes the transverse normal effect and employs a three-dimensional constitutive law, whereas the second neglects this effect and employs plane-stress reduced stiffnesses.
The resulting strain energy expressions are collectively referred to as the enhanced first-order shear deformation theory including the transverse normal effect based on the mixed variational theorem (EFSDTM_TN).
Given the shocking recent discovery of potentially serious ill effects of hormone replacement for women, it is hardly surprising that many experts are warning against assuming that supplemental testosterone is safe and effective for men experiencing the normal effects of aging.
On the other side are those of us suffering the normal effects of time, living in the hippocampically challenged community that is one step away from leaving the stove on all day.
He added: "Even if the finding leads only to a drug that prevents, rather than reverses the normal effects of ageing on the brain, the impact upon future generations will be substantial – potentially outweighing other wonder drugs such as penicillin".
To the normal effects of aging on the eyes may be added such problems as cataracts (a clouding of the lenses that impairs visual acuity and increases sensitivity to glare), macular degeneration (a gradual loss of central vision) and glaucoma (increased eye pressure that limits peripheral vision).
The results were analyzed and optimized using Minitab 16 utilizing a Pareto chart, normal effects, main effects and interaction plots.
