Sentence examples for and effect by from inspiring English sources

But Strauss, that master of orchestral colour, knew how to create nuance and effect by ingenious means.

Fisher's rationale suggests that national or state level eugenic policies that sterilized the so-called biological and genetically unfit could have been racist in both design and effect by disproportionately targeting black Americans.

Experiments provide insight into cause and effect by demonstrating what outcome occurs when a particular factor is manipulated.

The experiment, published online this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, suggests that birds can't understand the concept of cause and effect by observation, whereas 2-year-old kids can.

"It often takes 10 years to prove cause and effect by accumulating a large body of evidence.

They usually evolve accidentally when an athlete has a good -- or sometimes bad -- performance and then attempts to establish cause and effect by reviewing the facts of the performance.

This paper does not intend to infer cause-and-effect by means of a cross-sectional study, despite the fact that it was a population-based study.

Its symptoms and effects, by contrast, are various, and its underlying pathology still has researchers foxed.

The essay focuses on the 1810 Gothic melodrama The Gordian Knot, or, Causes and Effects, by Charleston writer Isaac Harby (1788 1828).

"Selection by religion segregates children not only according to different religious heritage but also, frequently and in effect, by ethnicity and socio-economic background.

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