Sentence examples for effect lie from inspiring English sources

The inference is that mechanisms of SIRT1 antiaging effect lie partly in its beneficial role of reducing oxidative stress and improving endothelial function.

The effect lies somewhere between shantytown and Club Mediterranee.

Its marvelous effect lay altogether in its artistic arrangement as a picture.

The root of the effect lies in the weak force between quarks, the particles that make up K-mesons.

The reason for this effect lies in the fact that partners react much more strongly to negative experiences than strangers.

The key to this effect lay in spontaneous, broken, skipping brushwork — preferably registered in paint applied in front of the subject, en plein air.

Not so' for MAMEE, with twice the number of votes received by the runner-up ('What may be squeezed to good effect lay within fruit' for MELODEON).

Their effect lies in a combination of location and language — their position at the heart of the entertainment industry, combined with the "Your".

Or: They spoke up strongly and defiantly with full knowledge that they were, in effect, lying — that's the worse interpretation of their actions.

Physical considerations suggest that the main mechanism responsible for the reinforcement effect lies in the mismatch between the thermal expansion coefficients of the metal and the nanotubes.

The dominant effect lay in the choice of standards-based guidance for calculating the hot spot stress – causing variations as high as 38%.