Sentence examples for factual effect from inspiring English sources

Correspondingly, distinct size may also bring factual effect both in vitro and in vivo.

Quite another matter, however, were the factual effects of the edict, which were rather disastrous.

The counter-factual effect in past tense contexts is produced when both reference time and situation time precede speech time.

Since plaintiff and those who take the same view have not attempted any hard factual study of the actual effect of photocopying, it is not surprising that others have concluded against an adverse impact.

Our life-cycle framework allows us to explore the counter-factual effects on mothers in the US of changes to maternity leave to mimic the type of policy observed in Scandinavia.

Whether acts charged as constituting economic duress produce or do not produce the damaging effect attributed to them is normally a routine type of factual issue.

20 To date, a factual cost effectiveness analysis balancing the costs and effects of either treatment is still lacking.

When you have two authors taking turns in the same book, and arguing in its pages about some factual question, the effect is disconcerting.

Germain places a higher value on the plausible than on the factual, with the effect that in rewriting a chapter Claude has to make things up in the name of realism.

As discussed below, and as the lower courts expressly found, the analysis is plainly mistaken, as a factual matter, regarding the effect of § 290.09, subd.

"I think the judge's factual findings of the effect of the leachate plume, which is far below the ground, are incorrect and that his interpretation of the law -- finding the town responsible for the condition of the pond -- is also incorrect".