Sentence examples for but a strong effect from inspiring English sources
It was found that the load drop percentage had little effect on the elastic strain life curve but a strong effect on the plastic strain life curve.
For example, in the case of cepstral-based representations, additive noise causes a nonlinear transformation that has no significant effect on high-energy frames but a strong effect on those with energy levels in the same range or below that of the noise.
Interestingly, deletion of the three longest branches has in this case little effect on the network, but a strong effect on the spectrum.
Another [ 23] reported that no effect was associated with calcium from foods, but a strong effect was found in association with (prenatal) calcium supplements.
A small beneficial effect was observed for women when considering death due to colorectal cancer, but a strong effect when considering death due to other causes.
The more fatal types of cancer carried the highest risk of suicide in both men and women, but a strong effect of advanced stage of disease was evident only in women.
Melting sea ice does not raise sea levels, because the ice is floating, but has a strong effect on the earth's albedo – the reflectivity of the poles and other snow and ice covered areas.
Consistently, we found that cyclopamine treatment had little effect on overall external morphological changes during metamorphosis but had a strong effect on the intestinal remodeling.
The inhibitor did not affect the localization of aPKC but had a strong effect on actin, as evidenced by loss of phalloidin staining of cytoplasmic and cortical/microvilli.
Deletion of the KTEL, putative ER retention, sequence does not alter the localization of the wt full-length form to a large extent but has a strong effect on the localization shift of the mature form.
The mechanism of this effect is unknown, but considering a strong effect of splicing on mRNA stability we can hypothesize that it may be mediated by methyl CpG-binding proteins that regulate splicing.
