Sentence examples for of which effects from inspiring English sources

Again, it is hard to know what to make of the onsite reconstruction of Thoreau's cabin at Walden Pond, or of the Newseum's exhibition of Ted Kaczynski's 10-by-12 Montana shack, each of which effects a serious displacement of the reality effect, the magic of touching the original.

Less well known but the subject of considerable reappraisal by philosophers over recent years is the "sorites paradox": beginning with a pile of stones and removing these one stone at a time, one moves from a pile to a non-pile, but it is impossible to specify the individual stone; the removal of which effects the transition.

However, the mixed effects of Mg++ raise the question of which effects would predominate in a spontaneously active network, such as in our survival studies.

This was in part due to the influences of genetic drift when population size was low and to spatial heterogeneity as the population recovered from reduction, neither of which effects is included in the deterministic model.

It is important for future studies to allow a separation of which effects are due to the software, and which can be attributed to general attentional or motivational improvements, practice with computers, test-retest effects, or regression to the mean.

Studies of the 5-HT3A receptor have identified an aromatic binding cavity formed by residues Trp 90 (loop D), Trp 183 (loop B) and Tyr 234 (loop C), mutagenesis of which effects both 5-HT activation and the binding of 5-HT3 receptor-competitive antagonists.

This decomposition is performed in order to obtain an indication of which effect is likely to contribute more to future emission inventories.

The sensitivity analysis shows that regardless of which effect model was applied, the outcomes remained similar (Table 3).

Data from clinical trials of HDAC inhibitors and Flavopiridol, both of which effect transcription mechanisms, indicates a degree of physiological tolerance to transcription-modifying agents [ 13, 65].

They also are highly unlikely to give birth to a second child, the magnitude of which effect is similarly large as the magnitude of women's employment on first birth.

TKA generates substantial amounts of postoperative pain, which effects range of movement and ability to mobilise.