Sentence examples for effect can be drawn from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the lines of cause and effect can be drawn too firmly in fiction, and that's the case in "Stillman Wing".
The same conclusion as to exclusionary effect can be drawn with respect to Microsoft's agreements with AT&T WorldNet, Prodigy and CompuServe, since those contract terms were almost identical to the ones contained in AOL's March 1996 agreement.
The stretching portions of the force-extension curves as a function of temperature are shown in Figure 11, in which the DNA molecule maximum extension length versus hydrodynamic force after deducting the thermal effect can be drawn and compared with those from the well-known force law of the wormlike-chain (WLC) model.
First, no causal effect can be drawn between predictor factors and HIV testing.
However, no definite conclusions about cause and effect can be drawn because bacteraemia can also lead to sinusitis, with bacterial colonisation of sinus fluids following bacteraemia [ 30, 34].
Available data from numerous clinical trials only support the effect of bisphosphonates in inhibiting bone resorption and reducing skeletal-related events, and we believe that no conclusion regarding their in vivo antimyeloma effect can be drawn at present.
Another limitation is that since the analyses pertained to cross-sectional data, no conclusions regarding causality or directionality of the effects can be drawn.
His pitch is sufficiently accurate so that he uses vibrato only when he needs to — as an effect that can be drawn on for any number of aesthetic reasons.
Thus, no cause and effect conclusions can be drawn from these results.
The major limitation of our study is the limited sample size of the CAD and T2DM-CAD group and its cross-sectional nature, which means that no cause and effect relationship can be drawn.
Although those involved with juvenile probation concede that a more in-depth analysis must be done before a direct cause-and-effect relationship can be drawn between the visits and the decrease, they are encouraged by what they have seen.
