Sentence examples for has a higher effect from inspiring English sources
The part of the sentence "has a higher effect" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to say that one thing has a stronger or greater influence or impact than another thing. For example, "Eating fresh fruits and vegetables has a higher effect on overall health than eating processed snacks."
In both cases, the L325A/D328A mutant has a higher effect on the demethylase activities of KDM5B.
In the medical inpatient area, "Number of beds" is the variable that has a higher effect on cost.
Inclusion of nanoparticles has a higher effect on heat transfer enhancement at Ra = 106, where a sufficiently strong convective flow has developed in the cell.
Figure 4a shows that the shear rate has a higher effect than the NaCl concentration which can be seen by looking at the slope of the lines connecting different levels of each parameter.
In India, the MSP was used as "own domestic crop price" and it has a higher effect than the difference between the wholesale price and the MSP, but the latter is more significant and therefore more consistent among the indsividual observations.
Although the reason responsible for this discrepancy remains to be elucidated, the result, along with our present data showing that rod-specific ablation of CLOCK (XCLΔQ overexpression) has a higher effect on melatonin arrhythmia (Table 1), suggests that the circadian clock in the rod photoreceptors plays a predominant role in regulating circadian melatonin rhythms.
The strongest marker was chosen so that it has a high effect size, a low P-value, a tight confidence interval around the difference of means, and the highest area under the ROC curve (AUC).
Change in temperature had a higher effect on polyphenol oxidase activity than change in pressure.
Fresh water had a higher effect on bond strength than the sea water solution.
In general, SWCNTs had a higher effect on the degradation and residue distribution of 2,4-DCP in the soil than MWCNTs.
Specifically, the results showed that externally-facilitated regulation scaffolding had a higher effect on cognitive presence than extrinsically induced motivation through grades.
