Sentence examples for umbrella effect from inspiring English sources
The fallout can have an umbrella effect.
That could create an umbrella effect that improves content authenticity across the web.
"The umbrella effect ('Tumor cannot be excluded') does not help us in any way".
Condoleezza Rice, the American secretary of state, who went to Poland to sign the deal this week, retorted that such threatening language "isn't tolerable".Missile defences cannot fend off Russia's huge arsenal, but countries hosting them place themselves under America's umbrella, in effect becoming part of the defence of its homeland.
WEATHER Umbrella advisory in effect, mainly after 2 p.m., with a high of only 54.
The LGPS has £120bn under management and is in effect an umbrella organisation of about 100 funds operated by local authorities across the country.
The hematopoietic stem cells are infused in order to shorten the past transplant neutropenic interval by 4 6 days compared with the same dose of cyclophosphamide without hematopoietic stem cell support, and also to hasten stem cell regeneration of the immune system under the umbrella of the ATG effect.
Networking has been a critical component in the success of the lead health-research funding and coordinating institutions in both Canada and the United States – respectively the Canadian Institutes for Health Research and the National Institutes for Health – with both acting, in effect, as umbrella organizations providing guidance and cohesion to their many networked members and grantees.
In this study, as part of the 2nd phase of Izmir metro construction in densely populated Poligon district of Izmir the effects of umbrella arch-face bolt applications on ground settlements have been determined using numerical modeling and in situ measurements.
His breakthrough as a recording artist came with his 1965 album Non-Stop Dancing – one of many released under the Non-Stop Dancing umbrella title – which was in effect a medley of pop hits of the day.
32 However, recent meta-analyses of randomised intervention trials with vitamin D supplements have found smaller effects, and a recent umbrella review of meta-analyses of randomised intervention trials found little effect on mortality endpoints.
