Sentence examples for has a very considerable effect from inspiring English sources

As seen, the ultrasound has a very considerable effect on oil mobilization and oil recovery rate.

Among the four age categories included in the regressions, the age groups 25-34 and 35-44 turn out to have a very considerable effect on all innovation categories.

The results show that PCA has a very small effect on the overall performance while LDA provides a considerable improvement.

… It has a very positive effect on them," he said.

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So it has a very different psychological effect.

That has a very, very negative effect in Pakistan.

This has a very intimidating area effect.

Cable says that "The Guardian has done a very considerable public service" over this issue.

Mr Cable told BBC Radio 4' Today programme: "I think the Guardian has done a very considerable public service.

A court was told that "many investors had lost a very considerable sum of money".