Sentence examples for recognised effects from inspiring English sources

Recognised effects include informing audiences (Rees and Bath, 2000), agenda-setting, framing (Passalacqua et al, 2004) and persuading (Iyengar, 1997).

But, given the fact that we may not have all information on all possible risks, some chronic outcomes may occur at concentrations lower than those at which other recognised effects occur.

57 58 A randomised trial carried out to assess the effects of blood pressure lowering drugs on sexual function confirmed the recognised effects of thiazides but showed that other classes of blood pressure lowering drug (including β blockers) did not differ from placebo.

Many of these factors (Fig.  1) have previously recognised effects, both on foetal immune function (Dunstan et al. 2003; Noakes et al. 2003; Blumer et al. 2005, 2007) and epidemiologic links with the allergy epidemic, including microbial burden (Strachan 2000; Braun-Fahrlander et al. 2002), dietary changes (West et al. 2010) and environmental pollutants (Ponsonby et al. 2001; Nowak et al. 1996).

In the light of non-definitive data, how should we treat a patient with HF and CI? Cognitive enhancing medication such as acetylcholinesterase inhibitors have recognised effects on the cardiac conduction system, occasionally causing bradycardia, sick sinus syndrome or other arrhythmias (including torsades de pointes) resulting from QT prolongation through excessive cholinergic stimulation.

The CSE study also found high incidences of vitiligo, shivers, impaired vision, and burning sensation in the limbs, all recognised effects of mercury.

Consequently, strong individual gene effects, which are independent of other genes, should be reflected by our genetic markers, i.e. their effects should be recognised as effects of the marker alleles closely linked in coupling.

Cigarette smoke and inhaled pollutants have recognised adverse effects in pregnancy, including effects on foetal lung growth (Gilliland et al. 2000) and immune development (Noakes et al. 2003).

The Met said the service recognised the effects of police custody on children and young people.

I pieced together the puzzle of the night before: Turns out that, somehow in my intoxicated state, I had recognised the effects of GHB so I made sure there were people with me at all times during the night.

Although widely recognised, its effects have yet to be quantified and the extent of taxonomic variation remains to be determined.