Sentence examples for and by effect from inspiring English sources

Harry Kalven Jr., the late University of Chicago law professor, wrote that by design and by effect, a university "is the institution which creates discontent with the existing social arrangement and proposes new ones".

We calculated that to achieve an effect on one square kilometer" -- and by "effect," he explains, he means killing about half of the population -- "it costs $2,000 with conventional weapons, $800 with a nuclear weapon, $600 with a chemical weapon and $1 with a bioweapon.

So the burning question, of course, is "will moving your money have an effect?" And by effect, I don't mean making a momentary political statement.

Valproyl-CoA then crosses the outer mitochondrial membrane and by effect of palmitoyl carnitine transferase, valproylcarnitine is formed.

Changes of VTC02 were explained by changes in airway dead space and by effects on intra-alveolar gas mixing inversely reflecting alveolar dead space.

Liver X receptor (LXR) alpha (NR1H3) and beta (NR1H2) can influence macrophage biology by modulation of lipid metabolism and by effects on innate immunity.

Required rivet strength is achieved by designed cold forming process and followed by effect of material hardening.

Reproducibility was measured by the test-retest method and responsiveness measured by effect size.

The rate of this reaction was shown also to be influenced by the effect of solvent choice and by the effect of Lewis acids on the reaction.

Rule for effect extracts terms POS-tagged as adjectives and followed by effect-related keywords (for example, 'anti-tumor activity').

The Hausman test allows to verify the difference between the coefficients estimated by the fixed effects method and by random effects.