Sentence examples for effect comes from from inspiring English sources

This is a superbly effective performance in its restraint (though admittedly some of the effect comes from the trace-memory of Williams's ickier, sentimental roles).

Apple has been proved effective in inhibiting low-density lipoprotein (LDL) oxidation while the greatest inhibitory effect comes from apple peels [ 90].

This dubious, if cherished, effect comes from the coal ovens.

The morphing effect comes from the hexagonal carbon rings bridging graphene-like layers.

This cleaning effect comes from the reactive oxygen ions generated in the plasma.

The effect comes from an alkaloid called theobromine found in the cacao plant.

Patients also report medication side effects from standard IBD treatments and it is sometimes difficult to judge which side-effect comes from which medication.

Furthermore, support for a joint carcinogenic effect comes from previous observational studies.

One effect comes from the variation in the horizontal angle of incidence of the electron on the scintillator.

The main braking effect comes from tides caused by the moon's gravity.

Phil Gooding from the ONS told the BBC: "By far the largest upward effect comes from domestic gas and electricity.