Sentence examples for effect emphasising from inspiring English sources

The dark tribal sportswear aims for a mass visceral effect, emphasising the primitivist force of the work.

The aural effect is unique to Sokurov, and I am agnostic about it, but it is certainly distinctive and has the effect of emphasising the centrality of Faust's consciousness – and his loneliness.

Twenty songs' worth of malevolence is conveyed in a baby's whisper, which has the perverse effect of emphasising his disgust.

Despite the comparison having the desired effect of emphasising the scale of the Swazi's crisis - some respondents referenced these comparative graphs as a striking and influential tool - it also had unintended consequences.

Overall effects have been small, although evidence of significant effect modifiers emphasises the need to evaluate mode features rather than simply overall mode.

The inclusion criteria of the systematic reviews vary as do the conclusions regarding the effect of melatonin, from definitive absence of effect 10 to evidence of effect, 8 and emphasising the need for large confirmatory randomised controlled trials.

This effect is emphasised by the rueful comments she slips in about her younger self.

When Dorothy is besieged by flying monkeys, for instance, or Rosaleen, the protagonist in The Company of Wolves, dreams of a werewolf "hairy on the inside" (who emerges when Stephen Rea rips away his own skin), the dramatic effect is emphasised by their status as young women.

Effect size emphasises the size of the difference rather than confounding this with sample size as in statistical significance.

The latter effect is emphasised by the significant differences between those with and without pensions, where the pensioners are much more likely to have diagnosed diabetes and are much less likely to be undiagnosed.

The study underscores some of the difficulties of studying the role of low-frequency variants of small effect and emphasises the need for international collaboration to achieve the very large sample sizes required to identify these variants and quantify their effects.