Sentence examples for effect of dismissing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the term "child prostitute" has the effect of dismissing the victimization and abuse that has been committed against the child, and makes it somehow different or more tolerable from other forms of rape or sexual abuse of minors.

We believe that the interpretations that assimilate manganese present in water to dietary manganese have had the effect of dismissing the potential risks of this source of exposure, thus slowing research into this question.

The effect of dismissing or inaccurately measuring risk exposure throughout the life course is that analyses will be biased towards under-estimating the cumulative impact of risk factors on health outcomes (Davey Smith and Hart, 2002).

However, the demonstration of their functional effects adds support to their contribution to disease risk, and questions the current notion of dismissing the contribution of very rare variants on purely statistical analyses.

The lecturers' union, Natfhe, has accused West Herts College of in effect dismissing its staff.

When the 10 unions other than the Guild agreed to return to work, Mr. Murdoch reopened the paper and announced he was hiring a new white-collar workforce, in effect dismissing all of the Guild members.

"Under the circumstances, it is reasonable to take the strongest possible negative inference from [Puccio's] failure to provide supporting evidence," the administrative law judge, Thomas C. Sacca, admonished, in effect dismissing much of Puccio's testimony as unreliable, if not false.

"They kind of dismissed that".

Below are three examples of dismissed combinations.

Only if it is assumed that the PCB indicator is very imprecise (error coefficient of variation of about 46% or more) can the observed mercury effect be dismissed as a chance finding (at the conventional level of 5%).

Group of 7 ministers in effect dismissed a French proposal to organize a summit meeting between the Western powers and OPEC.