Sentence examples similar to sense of effect from inspiring English sources

So far, evidence of synergism with multicomponent mixtures (in the sense of effects larger than anticipated with dose addition or independent action) awaits publication.

In view of these difficulties, it has long been acknowledged that no effect levels (NELs) (in the strict sense of zero effect levels) cannot be determined empirically.

The indirect performance effects are shown via a dashed edge that, in the sense of moderating effect, points from the BPM-level project to the investment outflow edge of the process-level project.

Only in patches was it possible to get a sense of the effect to come.

This menu flows in a mellow sequence, with no abrupt changes of direction and a lovely sense of accumulating effect.

He is seen - not for the first time - as having no sense of the effect of his actions.

Imagine the Sex Pistols playing Swan Lake and you begin to get a sense of the effect.

This menu flows in a mellow sequence, with no abrupt changes of direction and a lovely sense of accumulating effect.

Handel, whose life covered the same period as Bach's, had a keener sense of orchestral effect.

In the Senate debate on the health plan, members acknowledged having only the foggiest sense of the effect on employees.

Instead of focusing on employment, however, the variable of interest is average prices, thus getting a sense of the effect on overall inflation.