Sentence examples for effect is restricted from inspiring English sources
The ruling, by Judge Tena Campbell of Federal District Court, calls into question whether the F.D.A. can enforce its ban on ephedra anywhere in the United States, though the ruling's immediate effect is restricted to Utah.
But the data suggests that race is not the only factor: When poor families move to the South, their children become less likely to marry, and there is no evidence that the effect is restricted to only one race.
The results indicate that the odds of selective reporting are higher for industry-funded studies than for publicly-funded studies; however, this effect is restricted to studies where at least one author is industry-affiliated.
Similarly, the direct effect of networks is larger than what we found in Table 6, but the total effect is restricted by the negative interaction term.
The effect of the Paratethys on the Asian monsoon could also be significant, but the timing of this effect is restricted to the Eocene, since this water body largely disappeared during the Oligocene.
By modeling the effect of poroelastic rebound on surface deformation following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, Hu et al. (2014) show how the effect is restricted to the vicinity of the rupture area.
Strikingly, this effect was restricted to RefRN and was not present for RN trials (χ 2(1) = 0.94, P = 0.33).
But it is remarkable that a project that is funded by public funds, that produces a valuable dataset on the environment should, in effect be restricted to elites from the public sector and corporate world.
While we found a significantly higher number of sphere-forming cells in mammospheres from miR-34TKO mice compared to p53-null mice, this effect was restricted to the first passages (Fig. 3l and Supplementary Fig. 1c).
Seawater, sediments and Posidonia oceanica showed enhanced levels in the close vicinity of the NPP, although the effect was restricted to its near environment.
However, the practical applications of EIT effect were restricted because of the difficulty with demanding experimental conditions [7].
