Sentence examples for have effects of from inspiring English sources

Increasing wealth does tend to have effects, of course.

The results show that form error have effects of the same order of magnitude as key design parameter changes.

Here they have effects of two kinds: (1) if signals from the four regions report increased fuel contents, the feeding motivation is lowered (satiety is raised), and (2) if taste, and perhaps other (e.g., visual), receptors are stimulated by palatable food the feeding motivation is increased.

These are expected to have effects of approximately only 0.01 and 0.1 μGal/yr at A1 and R3, respectively.

We also did not take into account induction currents in the crust, mantle and ocean that can have effects of few nanoteslas (e.g., Kuvshinov et al. 2007).

In addition, in pervious experimental works on friction mechanism, plenty of nanoparticles (some of them have already agglomerated) are observed to be absorbed to the friction surface which may have effects of filling and repair.

I'll have what she's having: effects of body type on the food choices of others (Study 1).

It might have had the effect of undermining him.

Preparedness will have had the effect of limiting casualties.

Mindich argues that this may have had the effect of normalizing the practice of lynching.

Biocides, however, may have toxic effects of their own.