Sentence examples for distinct effect from inspiring English sources

In the Chinese culinary canon, each has its own distinct effect of chewiness, crunchiness or springiness.

But income had its own distinct effect: living in the lowest bracket left children with up to six per cent less brain surface area than children from high-income families.

The size, shape and thickness of the piece that enters your mouth has a distinct effect on the way you register its flavour, as, of course, do the other ingredients with which you combine it.

The commission proposes that Westminster votes with a "separate and distinct effect" on England should "normally" require the consent of a majority of English MPs.

Each factor has a distinct effect on heavy metal removal.

Three measures are independently proposed to capture the distinct effect on the ULC.

(2) A distinct effect of crystalline anisotropy and indenter size are found on hardness.

A distinct effect on uncertainty in a multiple correlation context is age.

The residual thermal stresses had a rectilinear and distinct effect on the crack growth rate.

The initial pressure has a distinct effect on the maximum hydrogen explosion pressure in linked vessels.

At the very least, building this game has had a distinct effect on how Wright sees his own life.