Sentence examples for effect of launching from inspiring English sources

The Japanese cluster creation policy encouraged academic participation and created a mutual effect of launching new university startups.

For Sellers, the BBC considers it had the effect of launching his career "on the road to stardom".

4. The effect of launching large studies - large studies may boost the overall enrollment of a clinical trials group due to their excessive demands on patient recruitment.

To further ask to what extent overexpression of xyr1 alone would effect on launching the production of cellulases under non-inducing conditions, we then determined the synthesis of cellulases by P tcu1 - xyr1 on various other carbon sources.

The results of the first mission will be vital in determining the effect of launch and orbital environmental conditions on the alignment.

To eliminate the defocused shading effect of the launching fiber crossing the imaged field, a part of the raw image was removed.

But note that this definition of the investment multiplier effect leaves out three other ways of launching a positive fiscal multiplier effect.

It's a side effect of Google's philosophy of launching early and launching often.

The objective in the gulf is shared by a more widely publicized missile defense shield being installed in Europe: to deter any Iranian attack and, if required, to blunt the effect of missiles launched against allied territory and American forces.

This would argue in favor of launching epidemiological and experimental studies concurrently, using the most appropriate biomarkers of adverse effects.

In particular, we found a strong interaction between the two main effects of launch-site distance and saccade type (i.e., normal vs. skipping saccades).