Sentence examples for erratic effect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nichols was not impressed by Earl's somewhat erratic effect on the waves, either.

This erratic effect of E6 is apparent in some results in the following sections below.

This is probably a consequence of both, the variable exit velocity and the comparatively large measurement uncertainties during the early stage of an ash pulse: erratic effects and deviations from rotational symmetry have the largest impact at the smallest areas.

To illustrate the erratic effects of counting bias on the h-index, I compared h-index scores calculated from harmonic, fractional, and inflated non-self citation counts [21], for an anonymized sample of 11 associate professors and 9 full professors at the Faculty of Biosciences and Aquaculture (FBA), Bodø Regional University, Norway (Table 1).

I also demonstrate large and erratic effects of counting bias on the original h-index, and show how the harmonic version of the h-index provides unbiased bibliometric ranking of scientific merit while retaining the original's essential simplicity, transparency and intended fairness.

To test the erratic effects of a small sample size, we analyzed 28 patients from one of our centers (Kuopio) and could not confirm a significant relationship between the depth of invasion and patient mortality (not shown).

A mile or so farther inland, the destruction was more erratic, its effects less a consequence of battering than of flooding.

Internet film sites like Harry Knowles's Ain't It Cool News (www.aintitcoolnews.com) have been filled for the last week with largely ecstatic reports from people who have seen early screenings, although there also have been complaints about poor or erratic special-effects.

Rising temperatures and erratic climate events effect the price of food.

Lash demonstrated that collapsing comorbidity generates an unpredictable and erratic pattern of effect modification – sometimes masking existing modification, and other times generating spurious modification.

As a neurologist, I see an increasing number of innocent victims of drivers who are drowsy and erratic from medication effects.