Sentence examples for effect of expanding from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that the popularity of hip-hop has had the effect of expanding R & B's vocabulary.

Knowledge systematisation is the abstraction and diffusion of operative principles to the effect of expanding to broader remits practices that had been initially conceived for a narrow purpose.

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the law last October, ruling that because the law operated in a "viewpoint neutral" manner, it was not an unconstitutional compulsion of speech but in fact had the effect of expanding free speech.

Conservatives have generally criticized the court's expansion of its powers at the expense of the political process; they have made these arguments with particular force, for example, when court rulings had the effect of expanding privacy and abortion rights.

Recent measures of the gross domestic product already show an uptick in the use of health care services this year, the expected effect of expanding health insurance coverage to millions of Americans who did not have it before.

If it independently examined and publicized not just systemic risks, but — crucially — the flaws in how the regulators were approaching those risks, that could have the effect of expanding the regulators' community.

This will cause a visual effect of expand and shrink.

In such scenarios, the effect of expanded lifespan may overweight the effect of reduced infectiousness caused by early treatment.

We therefore compared the effect of expanded G4C2 repeats and knockdown of hnRNP-H on TARBP2 exon 7 inclusion.

Second, we discuss the effect of expanded CAG repeats on the subcellular localization, transcription and translation of the CAG repeat mRNA itself.

In addition, we discuss the effect of expanded CAG repeats on subcellular localization, the transcriptional regulation of CAG mRNA and translation misregulation.