Sentence examples for gross effect from inspiring English sources
"We perhaps haven't realised the gross effect we are having on the oceans, we don't appreciate what they do for us.
Furthermore, for the knee system used in this study, increased patellar thickness had no gross effect on patellar subluxation or tilt.
Figure 9 shows only the gross effect of each processing scheme on the collection of results, which quite often does not reflect the effectiveness of a particular algorithm proposed in a certain submission.
Previous studies on the gross effect of mechanical properties on productivity of the unconventional reservoir clearly elaborated that the use of only seismic velocities and elastic properties measured on samples are not sufficient enough to describe spatial distribution pattern of elastic properties for entire reservoir.
This consists of a gross effect of 0.68 points, offset by 0.20 points of benefits from lower required returns to investors, 0.15 points of expense reductions, and 0.05 points of other actions.
We demonstrate that ablating arteriole smooth muscle AR has no gross effect on spermatogenesis or on male fertility.
In this study, the RNG model most accurately predicts the flow in a partitioned room, capturing the gross effects of a large flow obstruction.
Our structural model has two advantages over and above a strictly reduced form approach, such as difference-in-differences, which would only enable us to describe the gross effects of the reform.
As a prelude to studying how microgravity is perceived — and acted upon — by plants, it was first instructive to investigate what gross effects on plant growth and development occurred in microgravity.
Analyses are conducted using statistical tests, descriptive methods and learning models to investigate the net and gross effects of social interaction behaviour, as well as the direction of change of each individual's behaviour.
A similar conclusion can be drawn about differences between African-Americans and non-Hispanic whites (although the gross effects are in the opposite directions from those characterizing women and men, and much of the wage effect results from cyclical changes in labor-force composition).
