Sentence examples for bit effect from inspiring English sources

Pulse off-time and powder (suspended particles) have a real little bit effect on MRR as shown in Fig. 2(c) and (e).

Next, we computed individual variables in the nine domains of quality of life, scoring 0 for 'no effect' or 'some effect' and 1 for 'little bit effect' and 'bad effect' (4).

It is noteworthy that coming of age, the risk contribution starts to be positive by a bit, effectively showing the effect of the hazard rate at later ages.

"Gradually each year it has a bit more effect on the high street," Horton said.

He was exaggerating a bit for effect, but the poignancy of the self-disclosure wasn't lost on the class.

Brush the pastry top with more egg wash and sprinkle poppy seeds for a bit of effect.

Also, the bit wear effect for simulating accurate rock strength and ROP values is included in the analysis using a previously published model.

"Something might have been possible, here one can wonder a bit, in effect," said Alain Bauer, a criminologist with the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers.

"Contagion" mostly rushes ahead, so when it slows a bit the effect is devastating, as in a heartbreaking scene in which Damon's character can't take in the fact that his wife is gone.

Mr. Laudner replied that when he started to move a little bit, the effect would snowball; if he got to about 10 percent in the polls, "the 1 would be replaced by a 2 very quickly," Mr. Laudner said.

So, it was observed from our results that PMIDA-coated CoO nanoparticles has little bit least effect on Jurkat and KB cell lines than doxorubicin treatment.