Sentence examples for effect smaller from inspiring English sources

That's because of something called the Norton-Simon effect: smaller populations of cancer cells grow back faster than larger populations.

A "Niemeyer effect", smaller in scale but analogous to the "Guggenheim effect", is already at work in the city.

Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy incorporates better targeting and beam directions to effect smaller treatment volumes that include only clinically evident disease.

(Most changes to engagement have an effect smaller than 1%.) However, the idea was controversial because few sites at the time were opening links in new tabs, so the change was released only in the UK.

Inoculation did not influence meso/macrofaunal soil populations, but had a small but significant effect (smaller than the effect of added nitrogen) on decomposition, nitrogen mineralisation and mesofaunal colonisation of maize leaves (in litter bags).

The authors propose that an effect smaller than.10 is considered small, an effect close to.30 should be considered medium size or moderate, and an effect of.50 or larger should be considered a large effect.

The yield strengths of the beams show a mechanical size effect (smaller-is-stronger).

Many of the larger developments are in effect small towns with their own infrastructure and services.

Several studies have demonstrated the powerful effect small investments have on changing user preferences.

Electronic labelers are, in effect, small printers that produce labels made on paper, plastic or metallic materials.

They are, in effect, small-scale topographic maps on which current information on aids to navigation have been superimposed.