Sentence examples for effect of the divided from inspiring English sources

PETER J. BOYER: So far, I'd say this misses the visual effect of the divided audience…what do y'all think?

But enacting legislation based on his findings had all the likelihood of the Mets winning the pennant this year, given the tax phobia that Christie Whitman bequeathed the state and given the paralyzing effect of the divided Senate.

For analysis of the role of ERK signaling in the aforementioned effect of rhPDGF-BB, the divided groups were as follows: control, 10 ng/mL rhPDGF-BB, and 10 ng/mL rhPDGF-BB + PD98059.

Finally, in order to determine the optimal parameters of divided wall columns, the effects of the structural parameters of the divided wall column such as the height of the wall, the vertical position of the wall and number of stages of each section are analyzed.

There was no significant main effect of group in the divided attention condition (F 3,88) = 0.49, p = 0.69, ƞ = 0.02), indicating that global advantage during divided attention did not differ significantly between groups.

The Arab-American Institute, the closest thing to a rival to AIPAC, is proud of the fact that it may soon hire two new lobbyists, bringing its numbers to 14. AIPAC has about 100 people on its staff.It is also said that the peace process has had the effect of dividing the Israeli lobby, thereby undermining its clout.

"The decision will have the effect of widening the divide between executing states and symbolic states, states that have the death penalty on the books but rarely carry out executions," said Jordan M. Steiker, a law professor at the University of Texas.

The effect of small, divided doses of BaP has been shown to be greater than that of a single high dose; no threshold has been established.

There were no significant associations between the prevalence of protozoa or helminths with socio-economic factors which was probably due to the effect of dividing the sample into these categories.

This had limited success in achieving the desired effect of dividing the pursuit, with Captain William Lukin taking HMS Mars out of the British line in pursuit of Infatigable while the slow HMS Windsor Castle was sent after the three south bound ships, but the main body of the Royal Navy squadron remained on course.

Legal/Regulatory DEAL PROFESSOR Steven M. Davidoff says that the Volcker Rule may have the unintended effect of dividing the world back into investment banks and commercial banks.