Sentence examples for effects the best from inspiring English sources

And, thanks to some impressive computer effects, the best scenes look convincingly epic, as when The Flash redirects a tsunami by running so fast he actually travels back in time.

Accordingly, flavoring grits requires a measure of restraint, but allows for some gorgeously subtle effects, the best of which turn on fresh corn's natural affinity for certain foods, like peppers and pork.

Dialysis against 1 mM GSH/GSSG was found to be most efficient lacking adverse effects; the best results (~95% crosslinking) were achieved upon 8 d oxidative dialysis at 4 °C in the presence of 0.01 mM phenylmethylsulfonyl fluoride (PMSF) and 3 mM sodium azide.

What places it a sizable cut above the routine it is spectacular visual effects, the best since Stanley Kubrick's '2001.'" -- Gene Siskel, Chicago Tribune.

In the final models with two random effects, the best structure for the variance-covariance matrix of the random effects was shown to be that of a general positive definite matrix.

Genomic evaluation was carried out using the phenotypes of the test population to estimate SNP effects; the best n s = 50 male and n d = 50 female candidates were then selected.

For those of you that like your giving to be based on research and optimized for effect, the best answer that I have come across is GiveWell.

There's a phenomenon in charity called the "identifiable victim" effect: the best way to get people to give is to focus on one person who's going to benefit from the donation, rather than on a large group.

It's worth adding that this praise also pretty much sums up the movie; Reeves has made what is, in effect, the best (and costliest) student film of the year.

Whether she deserves to be called, in effect, the best writer in the world is something Anglophones don't, perhaps, have enough exposure to her work to comment on.

Changes in patient satisfaction showed a so called ceiling effect: the best scoring departments had little or no room for improvement in patient satisfaction [ 6].