Sentence examples for have an equivalent effect from inspiring English sources

To me this seems like an oriental tradition which, however enthusiastically adopted (particularly in schools, I find), is un-likely to have an equivalent effect in the west.

Some states have sought to repeal tenure — much as Mr. Christie has — though critics say that in some cases other provisions remain that have an equivalent effect on protecting teachers.

For instance, where ancient humans selected an individual plant or a group of plants with favorable agronomic traits (due to one or more mutations) and started to cultivate their progeny as crops, such selection may have an equivalent effect to natural selection with a strong bottleneck effect under growing conditions that differ from those of the wild ancestors [5, 11, 12, 15].

However, the Hg Se interaction may not have an equivalent effect in some animals.

Based on this approach, these two constructs have an equivalent effect on customer loyalty intention [ 29].

Notably, Prdm14 alone has little effect on epiSC reprogramming, but it potentiates the action of Klf2; neither Klf4 nor Klf5 have an equivalent effect when combined with Prdm14.

Investors with high-beta portfolios might prefer a reduction in a firm's risk exposure to an expected-value increase that has an equivalent effect on the price of the firm.

abolish customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the entry and outflow of merchandise, to abrogate all other measures having an equivalent effect, and to fix a common customs tariff for imports from nonmember states.

The treaty pledged the signatories to abolish customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the entry and outflow of merchandise, to abrogate all other measures having an equivalent effect, and to fix a common customs tariff for imports from nonmember states.

The results of our preliminary evaluation showed that this design had an equivalent effect on the joint torques of shoulder and elbow to the free-weight exercises without the risk of overextension injury.

The simulation results showed that the proposed method had an equivalent effect on AP detection performance (percentage of correct detection at 6 dB signal-to-noise ratio, mean ± SD, 95.3 ± 5.2%) to the a-posteriori choice of the best wavelet (96.1 ± 3.6).