Sentence examples for effect could be defined from inspiring English sources

For example, the odds ratio associated with a positive response to the question "Increasing time spent on the Internet to obtain satisfaction" was high (OR: 2.99); this effect could be defined as a tolerance phenomenon, which is classically found in substance addiction [ 28].

Thus driving and modulatory effects could be defined in a somewhat circular, but logically coherent fashion.

Through use of experimental model systems the mechanism of toxic effects could be defined (whether microbiological, immunological, pathological or physiological) to provide direction for appropriate studies in the human host.

UK law defines a pregnancy as starting when the egg implants in the womb, and thus sometimes the effects of this new pill could be defined as an "abortion".

This representation shows that no clear relationship could be defined between the life shortening effect of amino acids and their chemical structure.

Nonetheless, the root boundary could be defined, even if a partial volume effect attenuated signal intensity of the root.

Is there any way in which such conduct could be defined as an offence against public decency, which in effect it is?

Dependence could be defined as an adaptive neural response to the pharmacological effect of substance abuse, and is associated with withdrawal when the substance is not accessible.

"Brooklyn could be defined by this space".

Yes – why be defined by your disability when you could be defined by something less "abnormal"!

None of these 1950s heroes could be defined as socialists.