Sentence examples for an actual effect from inspiring English sources

The trial court found not merely a potential, but an actual, effect on the market.

The bands say they hope that this new line of pop discourse will have an actual effect on kids' lives.

For Mr. Davis, meanwhile, he wants the film — and others to come — to have an actual effect, not just a response.

The study is the first to show an actual effect on the appearance of skin, courtesy of hundreds of people in Australia.

We found statistical evidence that 7 factors have an actual effect (positive for 6 of them, negative for one).

Taking his lead from Robert Brustein's 1964 book of the same name, he's been trying to pin down eight playwrights whose work is capable of having an actual effect on the world.

Instead it has a different actual effect b 2; through sensing it affects the sensory representation and the feeling of b 2. Therefore, the sensory representation b 1 of a 1 does not behave as expected by adding the sensed actual effect to the predicted effect and the same effect does not propagate to the feeling of b 1 (cf. [20, 47, 48]).

The latter is also a limitation of molecular methods, though this would probably cause bias towards under-reporting of infection rates and estimation of a lower than actual effect size.

This provides an unbiased estimate of treatment effect and again demonstrates that the treatment effect estimated from an ITT analysis is an underestimate of the actual effect of treatment.

And because this collegial exchange of ideas occurs in private, a reviewing court may never discover the actual effect a biased judge had on the outcome of a particular case.

Between a pair of connected nodes, because of the difference in their activity states, there may be a positive effect (indicated as a red line), no actual effect (green dashed line), or even a negative effect (blue line).