Sentence examples for resulting in an effect from inspiring English sources

The images are all synchronized with the pounding music, resulting in an effect just this side of hallucination.

The cable passes around a pulley at the far end of the airfield, resulting in an effect similar to that of a winch launch.

On average, final test scores were 8.1 points higher than baseline test scores (95% CI 7.4 to 8.8, p <0.01), resulting in an effect size of 0.8.

QTLs for internode length suggest gene association across the genome resulting in an effect that is best described as a cascade as they act at sequential stages in the plant life cycle.

The least square mean (lsmean) change from baseline to endpoint in total ADHD-RS score was −19.0 for atomoxetine patients and −6.3 for placebo patients, resulting in an effect size of 1.3 at endpoint.

Vascular endothelial growth factor is certainly a major angiogenic pathway and its inhibition has been shown to induce regression of the immature vasculature, resulting in an effect known as 'vascular normalisation' that restores a better blood flow, thus a better intratumoural distribution of the injected chemotherapy (Willett et al, 2006).

His first attempt at replicating the 1990 study, in 1995, resulted in an effect that was thirty per cent smaller.

It should result in an effect similar to that of the decreased refractive index of the media surrounding Ag nanoparticles.

It results in an effect similar to what you can see in Street View on Google Maps, allowing the viewer to pan around and see a panoramic image of a location.

In both cases, this resulted in an effect size of 1.5 (Cohen's d) [ 76].

The authors concluded that rTMS did not result in an effect on OCD by stimulating the left DLPFC.