Sentence examples for a corresponding effect on from inspiring English sources

He argued that reducing the number of choices one has, has a corresponding effect on the anxiety experienced by those in a consumer environment.

For Welch, the fact that diagnoses of thyroid cancer or prostate cancer could soar without a corresponding effect on mortality rates was a warning: a little knowledge had turned out to be a dangerous thing.

Schwartz, who wrote about a botched drug raid in Honduras in this week's issue of the magazine, says that the liberalization of drug laws within the United States has not had a corresponding effect on the government's efforts abroad: "The regime is very much as it was ten or twenty years ago".

It follows that such influence over the magnetospheric configuration will have a corresponding effect on the size and location of the auroral oval, polar cap, and the associated auroral intensity, field-aligned currents, and ionospheric convection (Boudouridis et al. 2007).

It also made a significant reduction in French international trade and had a corresponding effect on the French economy.

However, this reduction was not associated with a corresponding effect on the prevalence of anaemia.

A corresponding effect of identity on the processing of facial expression was also shown in later event-related potential studies (Martens et al. 2010a, 2010b).

Although the effects of dietary intervention on blood estrogens are of considerable interest, they do not allow one to assert a corresponding effect of dietary intervention on breast cancer in view of the many other biological effects that may result from dietary change.

The amplitude is progressively increased in steps of 0.2 V and a corresponding effect has been observed on LRS and HRS.

The relation between different accuracies of flow and speed measurements as input for a ramp metering system and the corresponding effect on the network performance is studied with a micro simulation model.

They developed ExPecto (named after the Patronus charm from the Harry Potter series) as a program that can read a raw sequence of DNA and predict the corresponding effect on gene expression.