Sentence examples for effect in situations from inspiring English sources

Next we tested whether avoidant movements would have the same effect in situations free from the baggage of superstition.

Jean Todt, the head of Formula One's governing body, wrote to Bahraini human rights groups to say that "sport, and the F1 Grand Prix, can have a positive and healing effect in situations where conflict, social unrest and tensions are causing distress".

Hwang and Lee (2000) pointed out that the used concrete softening model tended to overestimate the softening effect in situations where behaviour was governed by yielding of all reinforcement crossing the crack direction.

Different from the conventional single-stage ejector refrigeration system, this two-stage system is finally found to be capable of supplying more refrigerating effect in situations where the condensation temperature is lower than 21.7 °C.

In rugby rucks and mauls, where players are in close contact and protected from view, or in boxing where the action moves on very quickly - in effect, in situations where people believe they might just get away with it - biting can be more frequent.

High-profile protests that increase negative PR can have an effect in situations like this, as the music world learned when Russia released several members of the music group Pussy Riot before the Sochi Olympics, though of course not before a long prison sentence was served.

Therefore, nothing is known about possible interaction or compensatory effects in situations where the relationship between measurement invariance and predictive invariance affects more than one latent variable.

Filmer and Pritchett (2001) showed that an index obtained through the first principal component can provide reasonable estimates of the wealth level effects in situations where wealth data are not directly available.

Clearly, it is possible to reach conclusions on beneficial effects in situations of insulin resistance and high blood pressure.

Below, we explore the potential existence of buffering effects in situations of increasing plausibility, extending our previous views [ 17].

A limitation of the stepped wedge design, compared with parallel-arm designs, is that it conflates time effects with intervention effects in situations where calendar time (or time on surveillance) affects the outcome.