Sentence examples for effect on the operation of from inspiring English sources
Wilpon and Major League Baseball officials have insisted that Wilpon's losses are bearable and will have no effect on the operation of the Mets, who have one of the sport's highest payrolls.
The effective population size N e can have a large effect on the operation of the ratchet, but only for the minority of mutations with effects that are very close to the 'wall of background selection' and would be eliminated deterministically by selection; because we simulate the whole range of realistic N e values, our results are robust in this regard as well.
Among the conclusions the report reached was that the E.P.A. lawsuits had a "direct and chilling effect" on the operation of the industry's coal-fired power plants.
DOWNTURN HITS SCALPERS Although the Augusta National chairman Billy Payne said the recession had not had any effect on the operation of the tournament, ticket scalpers reported significant downward price pressure.
Other flights were experiencing delays but a Heathrow spokesman said the demonstration was "having a very minimal effect on the operation" of the airport, which averages 1,300 flights a day.
Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Cabinet Secretary, had said earlier this year that the FOI rules had a "chilling effect" on the operation of Government but is now believed to be against reforms that would make it easier for public bodies to withhold information from members of the public.
Last September, he said that the Freedom of Information Act had had "some chilling effects" on the operation of government.
It said that a "very low level of Bank rate could have counter-productive effects on the operation of some financial markets and on the lending capacity of the banking system".
The administrative courts are used to making decisions which can have huge effects on the operation of public bodies, and to that end applications must be made within three months, as opposed to the 6 years a claimant has to bring a claim in most civil disputes.
Comparing these results with the phase-to-ground fault (Fig. 2) reveals that the phase-to-ground faults have severer effects on the operation of the relays.
