Sentence examples for effect is imposed from inspiring English sources
No significant toxic effect is imposed on the cells.
First, the policy effect is imposed to be constant across quarters over the period.
The constant policy effect is imposed across quarters within a year, but allowing variation between years.
The results indicate that no significant harmful effect is imposed to the cells.
Estimating equation (1) and equation (2), the policy effect is imposed to be constant across quarters over years.
Next, the policy effect is imposed to be constant across quarters within a year, but allowing for variation between years by introducing year specific dummies for the policy period.
When the fountains and the other waters of the park are turned on - at the time of the Grandes Eaux, on the second and fourth Sundays of the month in the summer - the effect is imposing.
While the visual effect is imposing and impressive from the outside, the purpose of the auditorium's high roof was to enhance the acoustics on the inside (with limited success).
This sounds fine in principle; indeed, a similar arrangement, the Brussels Convention, already covers EU countries.The French ruling has in effect been imposed on citizens of other countriesIn this section Think thin and crispy Hard man Harry Old flames rekindled Is Baghdad bluffing?
The French ruling has thus, in effect, been imposed on citizens of other countries.
By requiring states to comply with the new standards as a condition of conducting simulcast wagering, a national standard on drug use in horses would, in effect, be imposed.
