Sentence examples for effect on the terms from inspiring English sources

Still, Hamilton's knee injury last year was enough of a concern that it had a significant effect on the terms of his new contract.

But those who do — including the leading commentators and opinion-makers — will be among the most concerned and articulate, and their views will have a significant effect on the terms and tone of the general discussion.

We perceive that considering proteins belonging to more than one leaf GO term has no negative effect on the GO term predictability.

Rhizomicrobial respiration might have effects on short-term CO2 efflux but should have no effect on the long-term carbon stock in the soil (Kuzyakov 2006).

This small reduction will likely have only a small effect on the long-term return of your portfolio and a huge effect on your short-term psyche.

However, the finding is not likely to have much effect on the long-term future of GM food in Britain.

"If that doesn't change over the next few years, it could have a very negative effect on the long-term viability" of the treaty.

He pointed out that the mental state of the father during the pregnancy had no effect on the long-term health of the child, which may implicate cortisol in the womb.

The well location has a significant effect on the mid-term response of the transient pressure.

This is expected to have a negative effect on the long-term survival of the restoration [3].

The weak linear and nonlinear damping forces have a significant effect on the long-term behaviour of the system.