Sentence examples for effects strike from inspiring English sources

This observation harmonizes with the mutation accumulation evolutionary theory of aging, based on the idea that unconditionally deleterious alleles can accumulate if their fitness effects strike only in the postreproductive phase of life.

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So this increased admixture of playfulness, delicacy and orchestral effects strikes you as the kind of variegation that artists — and species — make in order to survive and thrive.

Exclusive behind-the-scenes looks at the film version, with its fantastical effects, striking scenery and scary twists, will be combined with products specifically created to evoke the film's themes of beauty and power.

Reviewing for Billboard, Christa Titus criticized the DVD writing it "randomly [strings] footage from concerts and the usual backstage antics with images of pigeons and overflowing toilets, then tossing in whatever visual effects struck M. Shawn Crahan's fancy while he edited it".

That's when the Martinsville effect struck.

The constrictive effect strikes me as perverse, but it is certainly original.

Despite much wailing among the law's supporters, the chances of the court in effect striking it down are long.

By retaining Judge Jackson's findings of fact and throwing out his remedy, the appeals court, in effect, struck a compromise.

A minute or two later, with still no response, the Oneida fired "for effect," striking the Florida just above her waterline.

One day after the ruling, the supreme court declined to hear the case for a similar admitting privileges law out of Wisconsin – which would have shut one of the state's three clinics – in effect striking the measure down.