Joel Naroff of Naroff Economic Advisors notes that when states cut spending to balance their budgets, as required annually, a ripple effect multiplies the damage: Companies that do business with states and localities suffer.
The effect, multiplied by a great richness of regional accent (in Beijing they roll their "r" and slide their elisions in a way that would make any Devonian proud) adds up to a language which is immensely pleasing to the ear.
A 500-mg capsule, in effect multiplying the daily intake 10-fold, would still result in all the products below the average daily total intake of 40 μg as cited by Amster et al. (2007).
These are attracted to a series of coated electrodes, each maintained at a slightly higher voltage than the previous, in effect multiplying the number of electrons released at each subsequent electrode.
This effect, termed the "design effect", multiplies the needed sample size by a factor ranging from 1.5 to 5. The magnitude of this factor depends on the relationship between the intragroup and intergroup variance, termed the intraclass correlation coefficient [ 19].
The effect multiplied all along the lake shore toward a gigantic scenario of allopatric speciation, termed 'species pump' (Rossiter, 1995).
The sample size for the DUQuA multilevel model is the design effect multiplied by the sample size required for a standard linear regression.
Karolina Sutton, a literary agent who works with both American and British authors, said that the winner of the Booker sometimes sees a sales bump of hundreds of thousands of copies, an effect that could multiply if the winner were American.
Ion currents of a few specially positioned ion pumps were slight high in the high beam current, which can be explained as an effect of electron multiplying.
Rather, he says, the most likely explanation is a phenomenon known as epistasis, where genes can interact so as to greatly multiply an effect.
