Sentence examples for the weakening effect from inspiring English sources

Ammonia weakened methane explosion, and the more ammonia that was added, the more effective the weakening effect.

Champions of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred immigration from China from 1882 to 1943, often cited the weakening effect of Chinese food on the American worker.

It might also be expected that the weakening effect of the lone pair would be observed in compounds of the nitrogen group elements.

Since the weakening effect of the lone pair is felt only on the covalent portion of the polar bond, rather than on the ionic portion, the less polar bonds will exhibit the greater lone-pair weakening effects.

The weakening effect of hunger means that more people are dying from diseases such as AIDS, which infects roughly a fifth of the people in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi.

This is because the increment of initial concentration of the volatiles results in the weakening effect of cavitation reactions (Stapleton et al. 2007).

Faced with his own mortality and the weakening effects of chemotherapy, Kugel suddenly feels very small.

One of these is likely to be Darren O'Dea, a 20-year-old novice who is spending this weekend trying to recover from the weakening effects of a virus.

From the moment crew arrive, the battle is on to save their hearts, muscles and bones from the weakening effects of weightlessness.

This low strength may reflect the weakening effects of the Terror Rift, and perhaps also the Discovery Accommodation Zone, a region of major transverse faulting.

The European Code for aluminum structures uses the heat-affected zone (HAZ) softening factor to consider the weakening effects of transverse welds on column strength.