Sentence examples for effect the latter from inspiring English sources
The phenomenon — now known as either the Forer effect or the Barnum effect, the latter to commemorate P. T.
This attempt to revive strict Sunni religious values through revenue reform or to effect the latter under the guise of religion no doubt gave impetus to the spread of Ṣafavid Shīʿite propaganda.
As Smith levelly acknowledges, the most impactful relationship between the secret state and writers during these years was not in any subversive effect the latter had on the former: rather, it was the way in which the former provided career boosts to the latter.
If you're missing out on Eaglesmith, though, you're really missing out: since he left the family farm in his teens and struck out on his troubadour's path, he's been prolific and sharp, and the former has rarely seemed to effect the latter.
In effect, the latter means attempting to find a path between the two most celebrated aspects of Eno's solo oeuvre, set out on the first albums he released after leaving Roxy Music: the off-kilter songs that filled Here Come the Warm Jets and Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy and the explorations of drifting ambience that began with No Pussyfooting, his 1973 collaboration with Robert Fripp.
In effect, the latter two CWTs may trigger thunderstorms and heavy precipitation episodes in the Douro River catchment in summer.
The mechanism of cement can be classified into "filling effect" and "binding effect" and the latter effect is more dominant.
More often practitioners are satisfied with computing just k first order effects and k total effects, the latter describing synthetically interactions among input factors.
The post-production involved 3-D conversion and the application of visual effects, the latter being recognised as a technological breakthrough among Indian films.
Work episode and session were tested as both fixed and random effects, the latter in order to account for individual intercept and slope differences in these factors.
The former manifests as cis-effects, the latter as trans-effects.
