Sentence examples for effect of spreading from inspiring English sources

The allocations follow changes in last year's research assessment exercise (RAE), which have had the effect of spreading funding to more universities.

(This is in keeping with their attempts to discount widespread rumors -- like speculation about a second attack on Sept. 22 -- though that could arguably have the accompanying effect of spreading them further).

Arsenal attacked in waves, with overlapping full-backs and quick, penetrative midfielders breaking forward to support Walcott, and their supremacy had the added effect of spreading anxiety among the Villa players.

While some consider the series overly sappy, it has had the effect of spreading the concept of "victorious women" as a morale-boosting alternative to "leftover women," and delivering unmarried Chinese women more self-respect.

This has the effect of spreading out the sound and works well with stereo.

A comparison with experimental data shows that this effect of spreading can explain the penetration of sound into the zone of silence.

This improvement comes essentially from the fact that the effects of spreading the noise power while localizing the source energy in the time frequency domain increases the signal to noise ratio (SNR).

Thus, Leão as well as Van Harreveld and Stamm found that the effects of spreading depolarization on spontaneous activity changed during a series of minimal electrical cortical stimulations (Leão, 1944, 1972; Van Harreveld and Stamm, 1953).

Microfluidic glucose biosensors and potassium ion selective electrodes were used in an in vivo study to measure the neurochemical effects of spreading depolarizations (SD), which have been shown to be detrimental to the injured human brain.

We have also used this paradigm to investigate the effects of acetylcholinesterase inhibitors (AChEIs) on spreading activation, finding that AChEIs have the effect of reducing spreading activation in lexical memory networks [34].

The effect of spread macromolecules on the mass transfer is shown to be primarily of a hydrodynamic origin.