Sentence examples for considerable effects in from inspiring English sources
"Splicing programs" typically react to individual changes with considerable effects in cell proliferation, cell survival, and apoptosis, although the changes in these individual splicing events are small.
Due to platy structure of nanoclay particles and having a large length over width ratio, they have considerable effects in enhancing properties of bitumens.
Increasing the percentage of ceramic content, radius and thickness increase the buckling load while the cylinder length has not considerable effects in perfect shells.
With regard to the immense importance of cut-off grade in designing and planning open pit mines, optimizing this parameter has considerable effects in mining economic.
We did not anticipate considerable effects in direct contrasts between these sessions as each sound-action had only been practiced/viewed on 12 occasions.
By our estimates, serosorting for unprotected intercourse, using condoms in potentially serodiscordant partnerships, and strategic positioning have considerable effects in reducing transmission of HIV-1 even among this ostensibly risky cohort.
However, hypoxia has a considerable effect in the CSCH exposure, effectively reducing the impact of CS (only five pathways were enriched when both stimuli were combined).
But the call for even tougher action could have a considerable effect in shaping future legislation.
The politician's desk, which Nixon used to considerable effect in 1960, is one such trope; the testimonial, such as Caroline Kennedy's endorsement of Obama, dates to the earliest political ads, like those in the Eisenhower-Stevenson race, in 1952.
One is to draw up lists of allegedly crooked and incompetent candidates, a tactic employed by civic groups with considerable effect in the general election held last month in South Korea.
One of the methods it used was to hold discussions with the borough's imams and persuade them to press Muslim families not to take their children out of school for holidays during term time – a move has had a considerable effect in reducing absence.
