Sentence examples for effect does exist from inspiring English sources

This "Bernoulli effect" does exist, but almost all a plane's lift comes from Newton's third law of motion.

A 'practitioner effect' does exist and is more pronounced in treatments involving greater psychosocial emphasis.

In which, all characterizations indicate synergistic effect does exist between graphene sheets and ZnTPP.

That effect does exist, Young says, but it's too tiny to account for flashes.

Davis (1995) even argues that if a crowding-out effect does exist, it is a comparative advantage rather than a disadvantage to the country.

(Such an effect does exist according to the General Theory of Relativity, and is called 'gravitomagnetic induction'. The recently finished Gravity Probe B mission was designed to measure the gravitomagnetic induction effect due to the Earth's rotation).

All these show that placebo effect did exist during treatment and most participants in placebo group believed that they had received the real treatment.

Thus, although the above-mentioned salting out effect did exist, it could not, by itself, account for the stimulatory effect of NaCl on the association between Aβ1 40 and GalCer-HFA.

By contrast, within a given category, the NP score of the product did not uniformly or significantly moderate the effect of promotions, although for some categories, a moderation effect did exist (see Supplemental Table 9 and Supplemental Table 11 for separate regressions by product category).

We found that under all conditions, including three different definitions of minimal intron lengths, the GC-effect does exist.

"These effects do exist," he said.