Slough is said to be one of the chief beneficiaries of "the Crossrail effect", in reference to the new rail link for London and the south-east that will be known as the Elizabeth line when services begin in 2018.
"This is what scientists call the 'Lilliput effect,' in reference to the travels of Gulliver who was shipwrecked on the island of the same name, inhabited by very small Lilliputians".
The normalization of the levels of each variable allows the comparison of the importance of each variable effect, in reference to the evaluated response.
Effects are in reference to the minor allele.
It's a phenomenon well known under the moniker Streisand effect, coined in reference to an incident in which actress/singer Barbra Streisand sued a photographer and the website where it was hosted for $50 million in an attempt to have the aerial photograph of her house removed from the publicly available collection of 12,000 California coastline photographs, citing privacy concerns.
This fact shows conclusively that Congress was not intending to carve out a new jurisdiction for the Federal courts, and also that it did not doubt that the state courts would carry into effect its enactments in reference to limitations and procedure.
While the original transcription was largely accurate, Batali did not say "[T]heir evil has had a huge effect on the world" in reference to bankers.
From the survival data represented in Figure 1 it is clear that when EBR effect in any hormone genotype is viewed in reference to the effect on the corresponding WT, EBR could increase the basal thermotolerance of all hormone genotypes, but its effect was minimal in npr1-1.
It is important to understand the potential habitat effects of energy sprawl, especially in reference to the loss of specific habitat types, since habitats vary markedly in the species and ecosystem processes they support.
