Sentence examples for and the larger effect from inspiring English sources

Just as important as finding your purpose is where it leads you, who it touches, what it changes, and the larger effect it has on the greater good.

Third, grapefruit may influence oestrogen and progesterone levels in the premenopausal period and the larger effect we see is partly a carry-over effect.

Moreover, blood lead is a surrogate measured with error for toxicologically available lead, and the larger effect size estimates for plasma lead suggest that many previous studies may have had effect estimates downwardly biased by measurement error.

The lower effect of PLAB Part 2 (compared with PLAB Part 1 on the AKT) probably reflects the lower reliability of PLAB Part 2, and the larger effect of IELTS is probably due to the greater importance of language, particularly spoken language, in a clinical examination.

The decreases in plasma acetate and branched-chain amino acid concentrations with glycerol and the larger effects of glycerol than corn on milk protein and fat yields suggest that glycerol is more glucogenic for cows than corn grain.

Caridi steers clear of sensationalist reporting of the 2006 elections that brought Hamas to power, and instead looks at the history of this war-torn region and analyzes the circumstances that led a secular people to elect a radical Islamist group and the larger effects that its had on the Israel/Palestine conflict.

It really does highlight how important dentistry is in the lives (and future) of our kids – and then also the larger effect of dentistry on our healthcare system as a whole.

Among the superior, middle, and inferior temporal gyri, the left posterior superior temporal gyrus gray matter in the schizophrenia group had the smallest volume, the greatest percentage difference, and the largest effect size in comparisons with healthy comparison subjects and with affective psychosis patients.

Even though the studies rely on data from different countries, we find it interesting that in primary school, the largest effect of schooling can be observed in mathematics and the largest effect of age in reading.

In view of the difficulty of discovering uncommon alleles, and the large effect of allele misclassification on power [7], this second benefit may often be important.

As shown in Figure 6, the effect of bicuculline on the [Ca2+]i transients is described by Hill's equation, and the largest effect of bicuculline was observed in layer 2/3.