Sentence examples for subjective effect from inspiring English sources

But, thanks to the growing gap between the one per cent and everyone else, the subjective effect is of widespread impoverishment.

Painters of the Impressionist school that emerged in France in the late 1860s sought to free painting from the tyranny of academic standards (narrative, conventional illusionism) and to explore the subjective effect of perceived nature.

"It was impossible to believe that anyone could navigate a boat without compass and without light in such treacherous surroundings," he wrote after accompanying the crew of a fishing boat one dark night, "[but] I was then convinced that the man who had taken the rum extract of cannabis had far better night vision than I had, and that a subjective effect was not responsible".

The proportions are not large, but the skill and precision with which the vaulting is managed and the subjective effect of the undulating chain windows around the perimeter have given the abbey its traditional claim to the title "first Gothic building".

The main subjective effect of lorazepam was sedation.

"These symptoms can outlast the subjective effect of the substance for many hours and up to two days.

Five subjects failed to notice any subjective effects during the scanning period, whereas three gave maximal ratings, indicating "extremely intense" effects.

The intensity of the subjective effects of MDMA was variable across subjects.

No adverse or subjective effects were observed for any of the nine subjects studied after injecting an average of 244.0 ± 27.4 MBq of 18 F-DPA-714.

The perception of methylphenidate as an effective cognitive enhancer may be more related to the subjective effects experienced by the user than its realistic implications.

Furthermore, the subjects were asked to report their willingness to drive and the subjective effects on a VAS scale extending from 0 to 10 cm.