Sentence examples for effect well from inspiring English sources

This "identifiable victim" effect, well documented by psychologists, creates a dangerous bias in our thinking.

But she does the effect well, in a way that feels true to her.

"I am hoping for an MNBAQ effect!" Well, it is ultimately the curators, not architects, who control the fates of museums.

With the DiCaprio effect well into its sixth year now, the Croatian coast has become Europe's more refined alternative to the plundered islands of Thailand.

However, the ICC only has jurisdiction over crimes committed after 1 July 2002, when its statute entered into effect – well after Habré had lost power.

Each June, I sent parents a heartfelt letter describing the learning lost when children don't read or do math over the summer, an effect well documented by research.

In effect, well-off students — many of whom will graduate no matter where they go — attend the colleges that do the best job of producing graduates.

In effect, well-supported trees showing a one-to-one relationship between human and worm sequence were selected.

As the literature continues to demonstrate that older RBCs are potentially harmful in critically ill patients, and there is biologic plausibility, consistency, and size effect, well-designed prospective controlled trials to test this hypothesis must be performed.

Studies also suggest that after giving birth, participation in leisure-time physical activity, regardless of activity level during pregnancy, may improve depressive symptoms and positively effect well-being [ 12, 13].

We remember the effects well.