Sentence examples for cent effect from inspiring English sources

The assumption is that it will be somewhere between seventy to ninety per cent effect, just as all seasonal vaccines are.

Sure, everyone's income increases, but the owners also see the value of their teams rise; a 2004 study found that new stadiums increased the value of franchises by an average of thirty-five per cent, an effect that, along with a boom in television revenue, has caused the value of the average franchise to triple in the past twelve years.

One factor was what might be called the 25-cent word effect.

A law cutting the state's gas tax to 25 cents a gallon, from 32 cents, took effect on July 1, but it was unclear whether the price drop was completely due to the tax cut.

If such views were held throughout the economy, it is possible that output would be raised by ½ - ¾ per cent with an effect on inflation of just over ¼ per cent.

About forty per cent felt no effect.

A valuation of 1 cent would in effect wipe out their investments.

The game reduced their sensation of pain by thirty-five to fifty per cent (a greater effect than morphine, in some cases).

Eighty per cent of this effect was mediated by the HADS and the NLR.

Antinociception was reported as per cent maximum possible effect (%MPE) = [test latency − baseline latency/cut-off − baseline latency] × 100.

For every dollar she earned, the credit was reduced 21 cents -- in effect, a marginal tax rate of 21percentt on top of Social Security and state taxes.