Sentence examples for effect of assimilation from inspiring English sources

It was found that the effect of assimilation on the retrieved pressure is not significant.

The corrosive effect of assimilation is the displacement of one culture over another, the inability to sustain more than one way of being.

Our analyses include the effect of assimilation strategy, measurement frequency, accuracy in surface soil moisture measurements, and soils differing in textural and hydraulic properties.

Whereas a main effect of assimilation frequency would be in line with the FUL model, the observed interaction between frequency and context is not.

In the interval 170 410 ms following stimulus onset, a significant main effect of Assimilation Frequency on mean amplitude (F 1,15) = 8.8, ηp2 = 0.4, p<0.05) was observed.

Describes Boas's study of the effects of assimilation on immigrants in 1911.

Or the erosive effects of assimilation and a subsequent loss of ethnic identity?

And on the noncompetitive front, the virtues of "The Flip Side," a raw but stimulating comic look at the effects of assimilation on a Filipino home, could be appreciated by a fan of the more sophisticated (marginally) send-up of camp movies and 70's pop culture in "Wet Hot American Summer".

Although earlier work (Eckstein and Barberia, 2002) deployed a historical cohort framework to investigate Cuban American adaptation in the US, it did not systematically assess the competing and/or complementary effects of assimilation and transnationalism forces.

My immigrant family members and intimates know all too well the effects of assimilation.

By diving deep into the issues related to miscegenation -- the mixing of different racial groups through marriage and parenthood -- in Brazil, she offers up a complex retelling of colonialism's effect on personhood, the lasting effects of assimilation, and the darker spirit of coexistence.