Sentence examples for effects that call from inspiring English sources
"He doesn't care for showy visual effects that call attention to themselves.
While some of the pictures look like unusually lucid architectural journal illustrations, some are blurred as if shot while driving by in a fast or bouncy car, creating painterly effects that call to mind Gerhard Richter.
Yet here it was doubtful that Wyeth had any new information about the overall frequency and severity of adverse effects that called for a warning update.
The film has a chilling effect that calls to mind the steady stream of state violence, mass shootings, and racism broadcast today all over our TVs, computers, and smartphones.
This simple underlying behaviour leads to a number of effects that are collectively called interference phenomena.
The Sun's magnetic field leads to many effects that are collectively called solar activity.
Salmony rightfully points to various examples for potentially harmful effects of human activities that call for strategies to cope with ambiguous risks.
Martin chose the summer-uniform image because Hoecker is facing the camera, and none of his features are distorted by being turned away from the lens, an effect that is called "keystoning".
If EIIA Crr is bound to lactose permease or glycerol kinase, it acts as an inhibitor that prevents uptake and/or metabolism of the substrate, an effect that is called inducer exclusion.
Decisions related to each of those aspects can have a variety of both intentional and non-intentional consequences – what we call secondary effects – that are then likely to become conditions for subsequent action.
Nonetheless, the terminology "mixed effects" is used here because these models handle longitudinal growth data on a sample of children by simultaneously estimating (1) sample average parameters called "fixed effects" that govern the sample average growth curve and (2) corresponding child specific parameters called "random effects" that are individual departures from the fixed effects.
