Sentence examples for considerable effects and from inspiring English sources

Edmund's death had considerable effects and unintended consequences upon Robert's life.

Overall, the first reminder in the first module showed considerable effects and reached even higher absolute response rates than the invitation, whereas the first reminder in the second module showed smaller effects on participation.

The investigations show that the post heat treatment has the most considerable effect and the building direction has the least considerable effect on the fatigue resistance.

The pH and temperature of solution were found to have a considerable effect, and the temperature indicated the exothermic nature of the adsorption process.

It has also been established by ANOVA that the solution time and ageing temperature have only a little effect on the hardness but the ageing time has considerable effect and prolonged ageing will result in loss of hardness.

However, there still remains a considerable effect, and other variables contribute to the effect of population density on the ratio between GPs and specialists.

This clearance mechanism is inhibited by other factors: quartz dust may almost completely inhibit asbestos body formation; tobacco smoke has a considerable effect, and even very heavy loads of carbon may act similarly.

You can do it daily but research shows that even just doing it once a week will have a considerable effect and all kinds of benefits.

All pollutants have considerable effects on YLL and mortality risk in Bejing, which implies that stricter standards should be in place for all air pollutants.

Moreover, the anisotropy in the thermic coefficients has considerable effects on pore pressure and effective stresses.

Taken together, all three categories indicate considerable effects on glycolysis, translation and protein metabolism, and RNA processing.