Sentence examples for effect on the majority from inspiring English sources

If justice prevails, Everybody Wants Some!! will have the same effect on the majority of its male cast.

Austerity will have a crippling effect on the majority while those at the top are carefully insulated.

The biological activity studies after purification have shown that the hybrid antimicrobial peptides were equipped with broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity, and had a good antimicrobial effect on the majority of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria without hemolysis and good stability in vitro as well.

…But the weird thing is, none of these transformative technologies are likely to be truly transformative, in terms of their effect on the majority of ordinary human lives, any time soon.

Whole transcriptome analysis using RNA-Seq revealed that treatment of E2-stimulated breast cancer cells with this polyamide reduced the effects of E2 on the majority of those most strongly affected by E2 but had much less effect on the majority of E2-induced transcripts.

This decision was made because the goal of this research is to explore how narrative comprehension affects eye movements, and we became aware that the film included dialogue in the last 15 seconds of the clip to subtly remind viewers of the bomb.3 Since the dialogue occurred at the end of the clip, it could not have an effect on the majority of the eye movements in the majority of the clip.

butyris extracts potentiate (0.125 < FIC < 0.5 and 0.031 < FIC < 0.5 respectively) the effects of the majority of antibiotics on most of the tested MDR bacteria (Table  7).

Alleles derived from IMB211 had both positive and negative effects on the majority of traits with > 1 QTL in one or both environments, with the exception that the IMB211 allele always decreased the trait value for days to bolting, seed mass, and seed color.

While relatively few studies achieved significant positive effects on the majority of outcomes, considerably more studies did demonstrate at least one positive intervention effect.

The question of whether Roman civilization in the Maghrib was a superficial phenomenon affecting only a small minority of the population who were economically successful, or whether it had profound effects on the majority, is similarly disputed.

However, recent studies suggest prolonged storage has minimal effects on the majority of CSF metabolites [ 94, 95].