Sentence examples for effects note that from inspiring English sources

Given the strong prediction of the model that learning implies a given governor should increase allowance rates, we estimate a specification with governor and year fixed effects (note that state fixed effects will be subsumed in the specification).

In interpreting these main effects, note that the dependent variable is a measure of agreement between an individual's waveforms and those of the grand average control group, rather than absolute amplitude of the ERP.

Which effect dominates depends on the relative strength of these competing effects; note that a enters into R0 as a square, compared with m, which has a linear effect.

He said he worried about long-term effects, noting that normal cells became cancerous in a manner similar to the way these cells were grown in the laboratory.

A report published in December in the Journal of the American Medical Association about another drug with serious side effects noted that changing the directions or warnings did no good.

GameSpot's Frank Provo praised the game's visuals and sound effects, noting that they added to the experience of the game.

Another limitation, also difficult to avoid, is that the draft guidance only briefly addresses the possibility of additive or synergistic effects, noting that an assessment factor of 10 is applied to the PNEC to account for extrapolation from lab data to field impacts.

Note that effect of RA is highly dependent on individual embryos.

Note that boundary effects inherent for finite data were corrected for, by sub-weighting extreme values appropriately.

They use italics to devastating effect, noting that these laws call for assessments, data collection, forecasts, improvements in understanding and all manner of other ground-laying efforts, but not one concrete action "to regulate greenhouse gas emissions in any real way".

We talked about the Macron-effect, noting that the French president has most recently been on the money when talking about artificial intelligence, which is the kind of "deep tech" that EF excels in.