Sentence examples for area this effect from inspiring English sources

(Were Britain part of the euro area, this effect would be even more striking).Related items The European elections: A plague on all their housesJun 17th 2004The most popular myth is that America's labour-productivity growth has outstripped that in the euro area by a wide margin.

It is assumed that once the patient has gained mastery over one problem area this effect will generalize to other areas.

Curtis Gates Lloyd claimed that in tropical regions, with an abundance of high temperatures and humidity, the fungus expands rapidly, which is more conducive to the fleshy layer breaking away to form a receptacle; in more temperate areas this effect would not be as pronounced and "usually does not occur at all".

In rural areas, this effect is particularly important for the most undernourished, with the effect wearing off in the upper half of the HAZ distribution.

Although the top-left inset of Fig. 4 suggests that CA activity develops first in central areas, this effect could be entirely explained by the larger number of CA cells in these areas.

These results confirm that areas with higher renewable energy penetration use less water per unit of power generated than those with little or no renewable technologies in the area, but this effect is heavily dependent on the distribution of the types of renewable and conventional generation used.

Furthermore the experimental results have shown that the geometry of the optical setup implies the variation of the sensitivity vectors on the inspected area, but this effect can be evaluated (analytically and/or experimentally) and taken into account in order to increase the accuracy of the measurements.

Figure 2 shows that the meeting location had a moderate effect on the fraction of participating authors from the surrounding area, but this effect varied from year to year.

29 The most sensitive area for this effect was the caudal shell of the nucleus accumbens, near the border with the adjacent core.

Leukaemia patients from more deprived areas were significantly less likely to relapse initially than those from the most affluent areas, although this effect was largely restricted to AML.

► In Kenya there are strong patterns of HIV infection by ethnicity but living in urban areas dilutes this effect.