Sentence examples for essentially the effect from inspiring English sources

Essentially, the effect of a barrage is to slow the exit speed of the river water, which now has to power the turbines before reaching the estuary and the sea.

The faults used in mutation testing typically represent real coding errors made by developers, while in our approach, we use faults that represent typical data quality problems (which are essentially the effect of common operator errors mixed with the effect of developer mistakes or bad practices).

Yet that is essentially the effect of the Citizens United decision.

The HTD effect is independent from all other effects and it estimates the effect of all features common to all cows of the herd on a particular test-day, i.e., essentially the effect of herd management (feeding, housing) of the test day.

Essentially, the effects of such government outlays can be summarized into three broad categories: the opportunity cost of the resources allocated to national defence, encapsulated by the guns vs butter dilemma; demand stimulation; and supply side effects (inter alia: Drèze 2006; Dunne and Tian 2016; Dunne and Uye 2010; Hou and Chen 2013; Desli et al. 2016).

The disappearing act (light bending effect) is essentially the same effect (reversing refraction) that makes straws in water appear as though they are bent.

Previous studies assessed on the composition variability of A. herba-alba essential oils have essentially considered the effect of the geographical locations and consequently different climatic conditions (Mighri et al. [2010]; Belhattab et al.[2014]).[2014]

But analysts say now that the industry's prognosticators essentially overestimated the effect that Federal Reserve policies would have on interest rates, while underestimating the role of foreign economic events.

Indeed, the theory of market timing is based essentially on the effect of timing of market on the capital structure.

It also led to a notable decrease in the complex shear modulus accompanied by an increase in the phase angle, which is essentially reversing the effect of aging.

We find that for low excitation levels, so that the plate response is essentially linear, the effect of acoustic coupling is negligible.