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They also argued, apparently with considerable effect, that Mr. Goodell's election might help the Republicans gain control of the Senate.

IN "The Normal One," Jeanne Safer has given us a disturbing and persuasive examination of the considerable effect that "damaged" -- handicapped, troubled or otherwise impaired -- brothers and sisters have upon their "normal" siblings throughout life.

These results demonstrate large deviation from the IPCC default values for N2O and NH3 EFs, and the considerable effect that manure type and time of application have on N2O and NH3 emissions.

We used human participants in this study for convenience, for ethical reasons, and because of the considerable effect that the concept of dazzle has had on naval camouflage.

In the latter study, media conditioned by two other somatic cell types failed to support hPSC culture beyond two passages on MatrigelTM, highlighting the considerable effects that undefined components in CM can have on the effectiveness of a culture system and the importance of defined media for achieving reproducible cultures.

The effect of discounting is less but still considerable for effects that have a probability of occurring at any age.

However, it is associated with considerable side effects that negatively affect patients' quality of life and cause non -adherence.

The ongoing search for new antidepressants is justified by the fact that several limitations are associated with the currently available ones, including the fact that drugs have a delayed onset of action (6 8 weeks) and in many cases they have considerable side effects that limit their use in subpopulations like elderly patients.

It's too bad this exhibition could not have taken a broader view and examined punk's considerable effect on clothes that people actually wear.

It is shown in this chapter that the street canyon orientation (and not only the aspect ratio) has a considerable effect on the shading that affects the urban microclimate that in turn will affect the environmental performance of buildings.

It found "considerable diversity" in improvements between schools, concluding that it was not an "academy effect" that drove up standards, but different reasons at different schools.