Sentence examples for an effect well from inspiring English sources

Each June, I sent parents a heartfelt letter describing the learning lost when children don't read or do math over the summer, an effect well documented by research.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — The results of the last two major golf championships — a resounding seven-stroke victory by Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa at the British Open on Sunday and the United States Open win by Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland a month earlier at Pebble Beach — have had an effect well beyond the borders of their countries.

Furthermore, given that the effects of scientific research are potentially global, while democratic decisions are at best national, national decisions will have an effect well beyond the population represented by the decision makers.

If haustoria function like roots, the remaining leaves should be better supplied with nutrient elements, an effect well known from coppice shoots (Insley et al., 1981).

At that time six test persons reported an improvement (cellulite reduction, skin more tight, finer fabric of skin and underlying tissue) after a delay of 2 4 weeks (an effect well known in treatment of calcaneal spurs by ESWT).

Thus, the volume image of a specimen will appear stretched along the optical axis, an effect well described for both confocal (Hell et al. 1993) and single-molecule localization microscopy.

"I am hoping for an MNBAQ effect!" Well, it is ultimately the curators, not architects, who control the fates of museums.

25 In particular, combinations of low doses of two compounds resulted in an antiviral effect well above the expected value (figures 2D F, 3D F and 4C,F).

Signal duplicates are an effect of well-to-well cross-talk, where strong signals 'bleed' into neighbouring empty wells (Briggs et al., 2007).

But she does the effect well, in a way that feels true to her.

Technology and social change had an effect as well.