Sentence examples for effect by virtue of from inspiring English sources

He misses the point: Proposition 8, however virulent its cause, came into effect by virtue of a statewide referendum.

When the rates are not thus determined, they are left to the discretion of the company, subject to the express or implied condition that they shall be reasonable express, when so declared by statute; implied by the common law, when the statute is silent; and the common law has effect by virtue of the legislative will.

These results suggest that there may have been a study effect, by virtue of which patients were more compliant with their gluten-free diets while participating in the study.

The viscosities of both LOCM and IOCM markedly exceed those of plasma, yet the higher osmolalities of LOCM convey a renoprotective effect: by virtue of their greater tubular osmotic force, LOCM cannot be concentrated to the same extent as IOCM.

The 10 23 DNA enzyme has the following features compared with ASODN: it not only has a substrate RNA antisense inhibitory effect by virtue of the two substrate-binding sites, but also kills virus RNA through the "shear" mechanism [ 35– 35].

For the steel and plaster columns, he covered them with the imitation marble known as scagliola, applying layers of plaster impregnated with color and other effects by virtue of a Barianos family secret formula that employs, among other ingredients, silk threads to imitate veining.

Lowering and individualizing the current amplitude may reduce side effects by virtue of a less intense and more focal electric field exposure in the brain, but this aspect of ECT dosing is largely unexplored.

The present study revealed that RGSE would exert beneficial effects by virtue of its antioxidants and antiglycation.

However, moving closer to the receptor level may broaden the downstream effects by virtue of being farther from transcriptional and translational endpoints.

Finally, each glycan-binding protein will have a unique sensitivity to presentation effects by virtue of the variations in protein shape and binding site topology.

Comparing results to a control group, rather than focusing on within-group changes, minimized the possibility that the observed benefits were due to a transient stress event or positive effects by virtue of clinical trial participation.