Sentence examples for had a better effect from inspiring English sources

Charles Lamb - his was one of the friendships that flourished in Southey's declining influence - had a better effect on Coleridge's writing.

"It was an easy transition to propose a stadium, and it has [so far] had a better effect than a basketball or hockey team".

Knowing more is usually helpful, but I suspect that Olga Neuwirth's operatic take on "Lost Highway" at the Miller Theater on Friday night will have had a better effect on those who don't know David Lynch's movie than on those who do.

However, it had a better effect on the monthly scale and the WANFIS was the best model.

In the rice medium with difference light conditions, SbLAlv9, SbSAS1, SbJsn1 and TFC had a better effect than other candidate reference genes.

With decreasing β 2 to 0.001, the focusing stabilizers had a better effect on imaging the sharp interface than those results with smooth model constraints (Fig. 4a, b).

(a) Dose Within risperidone trials, one study [ 15 ] used a very low fixed dose of risperidone (0.5 mg) and had a better effect-size than all the studies that used a moderate dose.

Be careful of necklines and be mindful of how small, well-made jewellery can have a better effect.

The blunt theological talk of the church ladies — right and wrong, salvation and damnation — seemed to have a better effect.

Presumably though the recording — done on another Yamaha that the piano technician, Marc Wienert, voiced to resemble Gould's old Steinway — would have a better effect.

Pharmaceutical treatment often has a better effect when combined with rest and/or sleep.