Sentence examples for passing effects from inspiring English sources

His works often juxtaposed archaic musical languages and techniques (including medieval melodic figures and quasi-Baroque harmonizations) and more modern styles, but except for passing effects, Mr. Hovhaness rarely transgressed the boundaries of conventional tonality.

You could admire passing effects — Mr. Pace's glassy ripples in the F minor Prelude (No. 18), the mix of keening violin and sepulchral piano in the G sharp minor (No. 12), a barreling velocity in the E flat minor (No. 14) — while remaining unmoved by the whole.

This of course has a passing effect, as the devices eventually break down and become old.

First pass effects and underestimation of exposure to female partner and embryo/fetus.

Highly variable drug exposure following oral administration among patients, likely due to variable first pass effects from heterogeneous CYP1A2 expression, hinders its clinical use.

Despite high relative humidity of the environment, the stream of ambient air was heated to 48.53 °C, 57.75 °C and 71.19 °C at different positions in the MPSAHC which correspond to single pass, double pass and multi-pass effects, respectively.

The lungs offer a high surface area by avoiding first-pass effects.

However issues such as rapid metabolism, especially first pass effects have met with limited success.

2, 12 As granulomas are found in host lungs, an inhaled dose should elevate antibiotic concentrations in the lungs and avoid "first-pass" effects, thus increasing sterilizing capabilities.

Oral treatments face additional pathways such as gastrointestinal passage and first-pass effects in comparison to i.v. treatments and thus require specific knowledge of healthcare professionals [ 26].

The short plasma half-life of budesonide (1.5-3.5 1.5-3.5[ 24], thours hours duration of effects and the first pass effects of the drug were taken into consideration to define the wash-out period.