Sentence examples for has a secondary effect from inspiring English sources
Growing bigger plants and trees, which are largely made from carbon, hydrogen and oxygen has a secondary effect of holding back CO2 that would otherwise be in the air.
(Previously we have shown that the variation of molecular weight has a secondary effect on phase behaviour).
It is also proposed that the sensitivity of the separated flow at the windward eaves to Reynolds number has a secondary effect on the flow pattern downstream.
The upkeep of these stations has a secondary effect, in that when volcanic activity is low and thus there isn't much to report, the vigías still have an active and important role.
By applying statistical multi-regression analysis and analysis of variance to the experimental data a predictive model is developed revealing that feed exerts the strongest influence on roughness, whilst cutting speed has a secondary effect.
By systematically varying tidal range in idealized confined basins of varying width, it is shown that bar dimensions are primarily affected by basin width, and that tidal range has a secondary effect.
They can have a secondary effect of decreasing the formation of new bone tissue, Judge Keenan wrote in an opinion in July.
But the event also had a secondary effect: It pushed Mr. Foy, a charismatic former aide to the Rev. Al Sharpton, into the political spotlight.
"I hope it will have a secondary effect of reassuring the British people that everything possible is being done to ensure this will be a safe and secure Olympic and Paralympic Games".
