Sentence examples for effect on the question from inspiring English sources
Should Congress pass a measure that would require sexual assault offenders to be dishonorably discharged, it would not necessarily render this type of contention moot, Mr. Fidell said, because "those comments would have a distorting effect on the question of conviction".
Moreover, the model is kept as simple as possible, without extra components that have little effect on the question of interest, thus improving model transparency and ease of analysis.
Comparable results were found in a comprehensive American survey conducted between 1950 and 1991, in which personal experience with terminally ill persons showed no significant effect on the question of legalising euthanasia [ 20].
Finally, as there was a ceiling effect on the question 'keep living as usual' with 91% of patients agreeing, a new variable was computed including patients who agreed to this preference only, and excluding individuals who agreed to any other healthcare or coping preferences.
But asking a question on those long-form surveys isn't a substitute for testing the effect of the question on the actual decennial form.
Even if this meta-analysis had shown an effect on outcome, the question remains which treatment protocol should be applied in daily practice, since the administration of magnesium sulfate differed between most included studies.
It appears that the result was an unintended effect on the stock in question".
While much is made of the rigid class stratification of that era and its effect on the marriage in question, less is made of the problems that any sexually adventurous and outspoken woman would have experienced back then.
Unlike other types of virus, botnets can often operate without having a noticeable effect on the machine in question, meaning users are unaware they are being targeted.
Students who started at the novice level may have experienced a ceiling effect on the multiple choice question of the post-MMM survey in that their pre-MMM survey scores were high, which may have limited how high their post MMM score could improve (e.g., Deslauriers et al. 2011).
