Sentence examples for effect crossing from inspiring English sources

With its size and influence, Burke said, the Defense Department's energy-saving efforts have the potential to have a broader effect, crossing over to the civilian world.

TSE was shown to exhibit a maternal effect: crossing females carrying a telomeric transgene with males carrying a target transgene produces G1 females which show strong TSE, whereas the reciprocal cross produces G1 females showing only weak TSE [31] [33].

The trial was stopped early, because the treatment effect crossed the effectiveness boundary in a triangular sequential design.

While some thought the structure had, in effect, crossed the boundaries of engineering into architecture, others were not so sure.

Applications of hierarchical (multi-level) models will include the canonical specific cases of random-slope, random-intercept, mixed effect, crossed effect, marginal, and growth-curve models.

The Palestinian scholar Edward Said placed him in a select band of western artists and intellectuals with a sympathy and comprehension of foreign cultures that meant that they had "in effect, crossed to the other side".

In addition to the biomechanical effect, cross linking depletes keratocytes, and, thus, may theoretically have beneficial effects with regard to immunological rejection[ 20].

Surely, adverse chemical reactions must be considered because chemical and physical effects cross each other as well as with biological ones [21, 22].

The variances became zero when the respective gene substitution effects cross the x-axis.

We used σ k 2 = 1 m ∑ i = 1 m (γ k i − γ − k ) 2 (4)to represent the uniformity of the QTL effects cross environments.

Flowers evolved nectaries, scents, and conspicuous colours as attractants for those insects that could effect cross-pollination.