Sentence examples for effects lies in from inspiring English sources
Our analysis reveals that general mechanism of those thickness effects lies in the competition between the exterior surface-constraint and interior GB-constraint on gliding dislocations.
The problem with the book and its far-reaching effects lies in this admission, I think.
The importance of pressure effects lies in the fact that pressure is the dominant thermodynamic variable responsible for changes in intermolecular distances, while temperature controls both the energy and density of a system.
We believe that the origin of our observed difference in the ligand specific compensatory effects lies in the favorable (i.e., vibrational and hydrophobic entropies) and unfavorable (i.e., rotational, translational, and conformational) entropies of the interacting species (which are offset by the complementary enthalpic changes).
Then I opened the room where Roger Corbett's last effects lay in the separate piles I'd previously made.
The root of the effect lies in the weak force between quarks, the particles that make up K-mesons.
Their effect lies in a combination of location and language — their position at the heart of the entertainment industry, combined with the "Your".
At its best, such a setting might include items in the show like the huge, haughty mahogany closed-door bookcase (1820-25), influenced by English Regency furniture, whose dazzling effect lies in the extraordinary display of matching veneers on its facade.
He is convinced that scientists will soon be able to describe the "entire neuronal circuit which is affected by verbal placebo suggestions".Though the details remain murky, it is clear that the key to the placebo effect lies in the patient's "positive expectation of a reward", in the words of Nico Diederich, a neuroscientist at Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg.
The reason for this effect lies in the fact that partners react much more strongly to negative experiences than strangers.
