Sentence examples for extent and effect from inspiring English sources

[ii] The great Flood described in Genesis, commonly referred to as the Noachian Deluge, was an historical event, world-wide in its extent and effect.

For each paper we appraised the study design and methods to identify the extent and effect of bias.

The new analysis, which appears in today's Journal of the American Medical Association, tries to quantify results from 37 previous studies on the extent and effect of such ties.

But determination of the extent and effect of these factors, and particularly identification of the geographic area within which they may occur, is a task assigned to the special competency of the appropriate agencies.

Even if the bed at Pier 35 fails to attract mussels, officials envision it as an unusual abstract sculpture that can be used to study the extent and effect of tides.

The analysis shows that initial species distribution and flow rate are the most important factors in the control of reaction extent, and effect of rotating speed is conditional depending on the micro-mixing status of the fluid.

-- Extent and effects of ethnic, religious, and political factions within the military.

Hidden because older people and their relatives are often in denial about the extent and effects of their drinking habits.

It sets out to "discover the extent and effects of the global waste problem, as he travels around the world to beautiful destinations tainted by pollution".

Robertson, A. A. I., Giddins, R., Smith, T. J. & Url, S. Seed predation by insects in tropical mangrove forests: Extent and effects on seed viability and the growth of seedlings.

The center pioneered the use of consumer surveys here in Bangalore to measure the extent and effects of bribery and to give citizens a collective, credible voice about their experience of public services.