Sentence examples for effect on standard from inspiring English sources

Imbalance in one or more trials has no effect on standard meta-analysis.

The router's speed will have little effect on standard Web browsing.

Feldman's shorter works make an awkward effect on standard concert programs, particularly when the audience coughs and rustles its puzzlement aloud; they don't play well with others.

Our Gd soaking regimen appeared to have no detrimental effect on standard histology of the fixed brain sections.

The review of the usage manual for Net communication seems to say that the dialect of the Internet will probably remain there, with little effect on standard American English ("Capturing Netspeak, but Not Reining It In," March 9).

From Figure 1 it can be seen that r2-values have a pronounced effect on standard errors.

Thus, the first dividend would not only be entirely transitory but very low fertility would have a strongly adverse effect on standards of living with a one generation lag.

Yet there is now a mountain of evidence which shows that there is no academy effect on standards in schools.

The idea is underpinned by analysis that shows inherited wealth will have an ever greater effect on standards of living, with inheritances and gifts from parents set to grow in size much faster than incomes.

The effect on standards was often dire; something both stubborn and slipshod, enshrined in the act, persisted for decades in the British film industry, and it reflected a prevailing prejudice that the cinema, being a cheap and fleeting diversion, was not a serious business, still less a respectable profession.

This suggests that Russia's economic performance, and its effect on standards of living, is still an important source of legitimacy for Putin, despite his turn toward patriotic, nationalist and anti-Western rhetoric in speeches and the mass media since the 2008 financial crisis, and especially after the annexation of Crimea in 2014.