Sentence examples for effect points from inspiring English sources

The net effect points to an old truth: men, apparently, like to go out and fish and drink.

But with its focus on character development, personal growth and moral tension, all fueled by a graphics system created to evoke emotional empathy, Mass Effect points the way forward.

The ambivalent effect points up an irony endemic to museum presentations of politically refractory art: whatever discontent the artists express is cushioned by their inclusion in — say it — élite institutional culture.

This method can be used to identify the zero wake effect points at wind farm.

The lack of a significant group × emotion interaction effect points, however, to this being so regardless of the presence of bipolar disorder.

The indirect performance effects are shown via a dashed edge that, in the sense of moderating effect, points from the BPM-level project to the investment outflow edge of the process-level project.

Dr. Richard Alexander, behavioral ecologist at the University of Michigan, has repeatedly criticized past studies that tried to show the effect, pointing out their weaknesses.

But her mother, 49-year-old Farzana, later changed her story and in effect pointed the finger at her husband, Iftikhar, saying he was involved in a single, violent assault on their daughter on the night she went missing.

This was in effect pointed out by Osgood, though the barrier terminology was not in use at that time.

Karlan proclaims, "I believe in data," and says the academic community is "waiting on empirical evidence for the net effect," pointing out that Lyft is now in a great position to figure out what works.

In effect, "Pointed Stick" points to her point: We dogs make 'tools' of all you humans.