Sentence examples for effect constitutes from inspiring English sources

That effect constitutes the basis — the bedrock — of her gift.

European officials say the export restrictions increased the global price for the raw materials, and gave Chinese companies a clear commercial advantage which, in effect, constitutes a hidden subsidy.

The non-wind effect constitutes a major charge of the (Delta Ne) under migrating tidal input, which is shown at the top of Fig. 7.

Since the very existence of the basic entities of an ontology should be invariant under transformations of the referential frame the Unruh effect constitutes a severe challenge to a particle interpretation of QFT.

In this context, our estimates of the relevant treatment effect constitutes an evaluation of educational policies in China that aim to enhance college/university access for minorities, as well as informing the labor market rate of return on an earned baccalaureate degree conditional upon the quality of the college/university.

Interestingly, this hypomethylating effect has also been achieved in a number of clinical trials employing these agents in hematological malignancies; in fact, measurement of this biological effect constitutes a surrogate marker for the activity of these agents [47].

Funes Mori and Phil Jagielka in effect constituted a back two as everyone else swarmed forward.

The Secretariat's personnel in effect constitute an international civil service.

Also like auditors, credit-rating agencies in effect constitute an oligopoly.

When the Soviet Union dissolved later that year, the already troubled Cuban economy suffered further from the loss of vital military and economic support that had, in effect, constituted subsidies.

Frege essentially reconceived the discipline of logic by constructing a formal system which, in effect, constituted the first 'predicate calculus'.