Sentence examples for have asserted the effect from inspiring English sources
If Rauch's work is nightmarish, as some critics have asserted, the effect pertains not to its dramas but to their mockery of understanding.
Although BMI is one of the most important factors resulting in GGT elevation [ 1], several previous studies that have asserted the protective effect of coffee on the GGT did not consider BMI in their estimations [ 21].
Several studies have asserted the existence of a strong and complex genetic component.
Previous authors have asserted that the effects of the 9p21 genetic polymorphisms might be only associated with coronary lesion but not capable of predicting cardiovascular mortality [ 37, 38].
Although the current study suggests that these components have contributed to the improvements in the informal caregiver's situation, they may have asserted their effect independently or interdependently and thus causality cannot be determined [ 49].
Over the past few decades, scholars have asserted that a spillover effect exists between organizational members' attitudes such as perceptions of justice and job satisfaction and customers' satisfaction and service quality perceptions [ 17].
Since the time of Aristotle, many philosophers have asserted proportionality between cause and effect in one fashion or another.
Even though Kumpfer and colleagues [ 24] have asserted that a program might have different effects depending on the gender of the adolescents, no attention has been paid to the effect of gender of participating parent.
Woods and colleagues have asserted that rather than glucocorticoids mediating programming effects of undernutrition, all effects of steroid treatment in rodent pregnancy are related to associated reductions in food intake [31].
The authors, being Professor Ray Fitzpatrick and Dr Jill Dawson, have asserted their moral rights.
Studies about the effect of Nafta have generally found that it created fewer jobs than its proponents predicted and killed fewer jobs than its critics have asserted.
