Sentence examples for effect of distance and from inspiring English sources
Having immersed herself in the possibilities of electronics, Saariaho can now create the same uncanny effect of distance and transcendence using only an un-adulterated acoustic orchestra, as in her recent Orion; imagining and realising sounds you didn't think the orchestra could make.
Owing to the negative effect of distance and the positive outcome of ASEAN integration on inward FDI, intra-ASEAN investment is likely to increase in the future.
Including this term allowed us to differentiate between the variance accounted for in judgments specific to a fixed effect of distance and the variance accounted for in judgments specific to a random effect of person.
Nevertheless, the external factors 'residential location' and 'region' have provided some proxy information to partially compensate the effect of distance and service availability.
Research suggests that the effect of distance and lack of transport on cholera-related death can be mitigated by local treatment with ORS by CHWs (10, 11 ).
There was no significant effect of distance, and migration was not more common from sulfidic to non-sulfidic (Δ H2S in Table 5) or from cave to surface habitats (Δ light).
Those include the effects of distance and change of physical environment on alertness levels, problems with ground position light signals and the passenger approaches at the stations, increased risks during engineering works and possessions.
This molecular design allows probing the effects of distance and rate, at which electron transfer processes occur, as well as the molecular-wire behavior of the oligo-PPV fragments.
The second approach to examine sex-biased dispersal was to analyze the effects of distance and sex on relatedness.
We aimed to estimate the duration of transfer in births planned at home and in FMUs and explore the effects of distance and urgency on duration.
We expected that, along the central Chilean coast, D. antarctica would show considerable phylogeographic structure as a consequence of the isolating effects of distance and habitat discontinuities.
