Sentence examples for effectively large from inspiring English sources

Homeostatic regulation usually cannot meet effectively large environmental changes such as those that would allow a plant or animal living in the warmth of summer to function in the cold of winter.

As a result, effectively large ξ value has a correlation to a reasonably low viscous sample.

Model seat measurements in an effectively large model reverberation chamber have allowed the validity of this extrapolation to be checked.

For example, in sample (f) which contains as large as 100 μM with 30.0 g/L PVA in water, owing to effectively large NG cluster size, the signal has changed slowly and the correlation had persevered for a long time compared to sample (b).

In general, a high level of neutral genetic diversity was assumed in the effectively large ancestral population of the wild progenitors [ 23].

Thus, it appears that the genetic load of the budding yeast was, for a long time, controlled by selection acting on an effectively large population of diploid strains reproducing primarily through mitotic divisions with occasional sexual cycles involving self-fertilization.

But by the end of his talk, he was focusing on the unlikely but dangerous possibility of deflation, which can cripple an economy by causing wages to fall, debts to become effectively larger and consumers to cut spending.

Most worrisome to Fed officials, a continuation of the downturn would increase the likelihood of deflation, a sustained decline in prices that could cause wages to fall and debts to become effectively larger.

Thus the class of tvs-cone b-metric spaces is effectively larger than that of the ordinary cone metric spaces.

This demonstrated that the particle sizes were effectively larger than directly observed, owing to coherency strain fields.

The polymer model seems more reasonable in proposing that HA molecules "stretch out" due to internal coulombic interactions at high pH, becoming effectively larger, and eluting more quickly.