Sentence examples for generating the impression that from inspiring English sources

This was done to avoid generating the impression that the result of the experiment could be used to evaluate individual performance.

However, these reciprocal F2 populations typically have generated the impression that cytoplasmic effects on phenotypic variation are quite small in plants possibly because of an inability to account for interactions between the nuclear and cytoplasmic genomes (Singh, 1965; Crane and Nyquist, 1967; Eenink and Garretsen, 1980; Miura et al., 1997; Primomo et al., 2002).

She said the claim was part of an attempt to discredit the Venezuelan government and "generate the impression that in Venezuela human rights are constantly being violated," the news agency reported.

As real world sensory input is blocked, this can generate the impression that one has actually stepped inside the virtual environment and create an illusion of involvement with the artificial world (Witmer & Singer, [1998]).

Because a systemic perspective does not generate the impression that all factors are being addressed, it encourages rapid responses to changes and new information.

Yet the media, and particularly the foreign media, enjoy generating the impression of a very different reality.

That might give the impression that he is superhuman.

Fake accounts can be kept updated by automatically reposting or linking to content generated elsewhere, reinforcing the impression that the account holders are real and active.

This precipitation might have generated the previous impression that DNA is degraded in the presence of Drep-2.

Mr. Olofson's lawyer, Brian C. Lysaght, said in a statement: "Global Crossing was giving the impression that it was generating cash revenues when, in actuality, these transactions did not increase the cash position of the company in any material sense".

But the impression that ND can generate frequent recovery in DSP symptoms and signs, or protection from severe complications, now seems rather strong.