Sentence examples for had considerable effects from inspiring English sources

Bioassays demonstrated that the title compounds had considerable effects on different strains of Botrytis cinerea and Pyricularia grisea.

The present work showed that the jet impact velocity, jet length, inflow disturbance and pre-entrainment of air had considerable effects on air entrainment capacity and subsurface air-water flow properties in plunging jets hence should be carefully characterised in relevant studies.

Some of the more complicated exchanges during the presidential debate on Tuesday involved how to deal with China's efforts to increase its exports by keeping its currency at artificially low levels, an issue that has had considerable effects over the years on competitiveness, trade deficits and, some economists contend, American jobs.

Using a difference-in-differences strategy motivated by the regional variation in refugee settlement patterns in Turkey, we find that refugee inflows have had considerable effects on the employment outcomes of the Turkish natives, while there is no statistically significant effect on wages.

Edmund's death had considerable effects and unintended consequences upon Robert's life.

The first and last storms of the season were largely insignificant, although the second, fourth, and fifth storms had considerable effects.

The citation of English authorities in court has also had considerable effect.

This long history of passion and suffering has had considerable effect on the Athenian character.

They grew in Scotland and had considerable effect on Scottish communities overseas.

His emphasis on the voluntary nature of some associations had considerable effect on pluralist theory, especially in Great Britain, where his increasing desire for national unity was overlooked.

Islamic invaders into Europe from the 8th century had considerable effect on the vocabulary of the Western Romance languages, even though occupation was confined to southern regions.