Sentence examples for a fraction of the effect from inspiring English sources

If it has even a fraction of the effect of Building 20, it will be a roaring success".

Now he has done it again at greater length, with bigger stars, far fewer laughs, and only a fraction of the effect.

Now he has done it again — at greater length, with bigger stars, far fewer laughs, and only a fraction of the effect.

Because it was possible that a fraction of the effect size attributed to a SNP is dependent on other SLE-associated SNPs, we also compared the mean of the OR for each SNP conditional on all the other SNPs.

Novel treatments will include multiple drugs interacting with key interconnected components within functional network modules, each contributing a fraction of the effects of perturbations that cause disease.

Effect sizes reported here concur with these findings, indicating that a fraction of the total effect of ambient PM on cardiovascular mortality may be mediated through sustained long-term effects of air pollution on atherosclerosis (Künzli et al. 2001).

Where the marker is not in perfect LD with the gene, it will pick up only a fraction of the gene effect and the impact of this on the distribution of marker effects is included within the assumptions concerning their prior distribution.

rmfp-1/HA coacervate achieved only a fraction of the wear protective effect; shear induced damage with rmfp-1/HA coacervate under 10-fold lower loads than with mcfp-1/HA coacervate.

"There is a lag response of several decades which means that we are only seeing a fraction of the total anthropogenic effects on melting glaciers that we will eventually see as a result of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now," he said.

This is unavoidable because each chromosome contributes only a fraction of the total genetic effects to a complex trait.

A variety of methods has been proposed to derive EBV of chromosome fragments [ 16], and these can be broadly categorized into methods that fit all SNP, and methods that use mixture models that assume that not all but a fraction of the SNP have effects on the trait.