Sentence examples for an equalizing effect from inspiring English sources

The identical taupe wraps she and I wore had an equalizing effect.

However, it reveals a new and surprising finding: multimedia communications technology can in fact exaggerate status constraints in contrast to findings that there is no effect or an equalizing effect on status inequalities of text-based conferencing technology.

In that sense, it is likely that through this channel increases in the minimum wage had an equalizing effect.

The minimum wage increased substantially from July 2003, coinciding with the recovery of the economy, and it probably had an equalizing effect over the recovery period.

In an essay for the poll, the newspaper's Eric Sundermann mused that "no one is surprised" as Ocean "dominated most music discussions this past year" and had an equalizing effect on listeners of all music genres.

Such events may have an equalizing effect in terms of need for psychological support, which may be reflected in a broadening of socio-economic profile of care seekers.

RFR operation thus has an intrinsic "equalizing" effect on catalyst performance and thus offers a widely applicable reactor engineering approach to compensate for poor or degrading catalysts in high temperature partial oxidations.

Second, as a medium, TV has a strangely equalizing effect, which bears thinking about.

Thus, although NCMS should have little impact on equalizing routine outpatient visits, the plan should have a substantial equalizing effect on inpatient visits.

Thus, compared to the anatomic method, the 3-point method had a "leveling" or "equalizing" effect on alpha angle measurement: high values with the anatomic method were lower with the 3-point method and vice versa for low values.

Therefore, even if the education opportunity has already been saturated at a certain stage, the equalizing effect of further school expansion will not come since only low-quality education resources will be available to lower classes.