Sentence examples for effect grew from inspiring English sources

The effect on diabetes risk was initially modest, but when Dr Small focused on a more specific population - women who inherited the gene variant from their mothers - the effect grew.

The researchers also found that the effect grew stronger in the 5 to 6 years after the states approved medical marijuana.

Beck's daughter Julia Huang accompanied her to Iran from the age of five, and in effect grew up as a Qashqa'i; she has since become a qualified anthropologist and contributed a further excellent, and complementary, monograph of her own: Tribeswomen of Iran: Weaving Memories among Qashqa'i Nomads (Huang 2009).

The results indicate that the reform itself was still significant (ie. creating a shift of 0,0008), but also that the effect grew over time as people adapted and learned about the new possibilities (with a the coefficient of 0,0006 for every month the reform had been in place).

From Table 1, a comparison of the economic scale effect of the middle-income group of countries between the five-year period from 1995 to 2000 and the three-year period from 2005 to 2008 shows that the economic scale effect grew by a factor of 1.8.

After World War II, the composition effect grew at the same pace as total differences in CO2 emissions and remained a constant explanatory factor.

It does not strive for effect, but lets the effect grow out of its situation.

Clearly, irreverence is mixed with Colorado boosterism, and the effect grows more solemn as you proceed.

The best-case outlook is that the euro zone will, in effect, grow its way out of this crisis.

The play's ambling, somewhat scattered effect grows a little sharper as we move into the later segments of the syllabus.

Channel 4's chairman recently complained that the BBC enjoyed £900m a year more income than all its commercial terrestrial rivals combined, with the consequent crowding out effect growing as that surplus rose.