Sentence examples for effect as from from inspiring English sources

There is to be a new bottom tax bracket of 10% on the first $6,000 of an individual's taxable income and the first $12,000 of a couple's, retroactively put into effect as from January 1st 2000.

But that would be the last time that Khan would use his superior speed to such effect as, from the third round onwards, Peterson succeeded in cutting the distance between the fighters and took advantage of his greater power.

Although the act should have been brought into effect as from September 1939, it was not implemented because of the effects of World War II, but was eventually enforced from April 1947.

We take the view that in the evolution of structure, competition comes not so much from sequence variation (akin to randomizing effects) as from alternative structures within the folding space.

The increased complexity comes from the blockiness effect, as well as from the dirtiness and the augmented colour content (see also the 3D histograms in Figure 3).

Vasogenic edema may be observed resulting from direct mass effect as well as from the arterial and venous hemodynamic effects of the vascular malformation.

The regulated actions inferred from this new gene expression database have a similar effect as those from Spellman et al's database [ 39]. + is an up regulation action.

At UOP, Jennifer S. Holmgren, director of renewable energy and chemicals, said fuel made from jatropha had only about half as much carbon dioxide effect as fuel from petroleum.

In Transformed organizations, reusability creates a snowball effect as models from one function are repurposed into another with minimal modifications.

Coconut oil, which has the same softening effect as anything from your local health food shop.

Radiation injury has the advantage of custom, since it is generally understood in medicine to refer to X-ray effect as distinguished from the effects of actinic radiation.