Arguably, the greatest effect that IF can have on cancer therapy and, specifically the failure of cancer therapy, is its effect on the transport of systemically delivered therapeutics.
He muttered something to the effect that if they were good enough for him they were good enough for me.
It is saying, in effect, that if you do not like the exit polls, you can still change the candidate.
Until then they are zealously seeking "sparticles of supersymmetry," an amazing effect that, if found, may spark a worldwide physics bacchanal.
"The frustrating thing," Mr. Skouras said, "is no one can really tell you cause and effect — that if you do this, this is what you will get".
Quotes consultant James Rutledge to the effect that if people have faith that inflation will come down, inflation will come down.
He made a cryptic joke to the effect that, if something were to happen to Gelb that night, the board of the Met would be the first suspects.
"Joe's statement was, in effect, that if he is 100percentt and can play, he does not want to sit on the bench," Policy said.
"Racial comments have been made to the effect that if the situations were reversed, deliberations might be going easier". He declined to discuss the views of individual jurors.
Although it wouldn't put it this way, the Republican position is, in effect, that if the rich can't share in the bounty, rates should rise for everyone.
There is a popular aphorism among research scientists to the effect that if, in the course of performing an experiment, you pose the question in the wrong way, you are doomed to arrive at the wrong answer.
