Sentence examples for have a deeper effect from inspiring English sources
This shutdown could have a deeper effect as it heads into a fourth week.
If done well, stories have a deeper effect on the brain and memory than essays.
"Solitary exacerbates underlying mental illness and with kids can have a deeper effect on mental health and physical health.
Intrinsic material skills have a deep effect on the mechanical and biological performance of bone substitutes, as well as on its associated biodegradation properties.
"The area is famous for its vortexes: powerful centres of kinetic energy that can have a deep effect on people," Wesselhoff said.
"AT&T's 9% profit drop is very disappointing and should have a deep effect on the market," says Alan Day of the Stratevest Group.
The syntax of the theory's expression will have a deep effect on what inferences can be drawn from it, what kinds of idealizations will work well with it, etc. Humphreys put the point as follows: "the specific syntactic representation used is often crucial to the solvability of the theory's equations" (Humphreys 2009, p.620).
Mr. Spenlow himself is not a central character, although his daughter Dora later does have a deep effect on young David's emotions.
In conclusion, our results indicate that different downstream proteins of the EGFR cascade have a deep effect on response to cetuximab.
