Sentence examples for effect in creating from inspiring English sources
Alexandra Windgate, media manager, Edinburgh When I understood how the Women's Equality party would operate – not as a pressure group but as a political movement focused on the most important areas of inequality and on taking action around issues that will have the biggest effect in creating equality – I was in.
The discussion today focused largely on empowering mods to do what they need to do, which should have a knock-on effect in creating functional communities.
In a very recent study, Jaime and colleagues reported that inherited mtDNA sequence variation combined with somatic mtDNA mutagenesis has an additive effect in creating phenotypes relevant for pathology and ageing (Ross et al., 2014).
In comparison with the low reversible capacities of the SnS2 rGO composite (340.5 mAh g−1) and CoS2 rGO composite (180.5 mAh g−1) (Fig. 6c), the good sodium-storage performance of the SnS2@CoS2 rGO composite shows that the combination of CoS2 and SnS2 plays a synergistic effect in creating a high-performance material for SIBs.
This study proves the positive effect of daylight in creating a contemplative perception of space.
When asked what inspires her, she talks about the effects of technology in creating massive shifts that reshape the way we live in and perceive the world.
The "Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations," came into full effect in Canada creating a commercial market of government licensed producers of medical marijuana.
The effects of natural selection in creating or destroying colour are discussed.
Chroma keying and other techniques were used to allow more freedom in creating effects.
Ghana's 2012 Mental Health Act, which went into effect in June, creates a system through which people with disabilities can challenge their detention in psychiatric hospitals.
But a new deal negotiated in 2010 that went into effect in 2011-12 created a $110.3M/$36.8M football-basketball split.That deal was renegotiated last year, at about $17.1 million per year.
