Sentence examples for entirely the effect from inspiring English sources

Critics pounced: how could a measure based on how much people spent on food in the early 1960s — one that ignored entirely the effect of government anti-poverty programs — have any relevance today?

It has been shown that such a system [2], in theory, can eliminate entirely the effect of small-scale fading and thermal noise, when the number of BS antennas goes to infinity.

Silencing CYP2E1 reduced but did not abolish entirely the effect of palmitic acid on cellular TBARS.

6 But to confer the jurisdiction and at the same time nullify entirely the effects of its exercise are not matters heretofore thought, when squarely faced, within its authority.

Pharmacological inhibition of AMPK activity blunted slightly the effects of PRL on NPY and CART but reversed entirely the effects of Dex or of PRL plus Dex on CART mRNA.

The stronger version insists that subjects are entirely the effects of power, particularly of a compulsory heterosexuality, and that as effects they can only accept their mode of being a subject or try to subvert it from within.

Nevertheless, he is unable to avoid entirely the effects of colonialism so, in an effort to speak of his experience "beyond the law," he translates it in terms he and others can understand in an attempt to remove the guilt he feels.

Evidence of such a preference would suggest that the hippocampal lesions did not disrupt entirely the effects of passive training.

While the current Paper Mill company is entirely different, the effect is quite the same as it was in 1991.

Nor does she entirely discount the effect of sex discrimination or culture in shaping women's choices.

Analysts attributed the 1.8percentt surge in January almost entirely to the effect of the harsh December weather on food and fuel.