Sentence examples for have sizeable effects from inspiring English sources

Oxygen pressure and concentration can have sizeable effects on material flammability and ignitability.

Systematic study of all common variation in the TBX1 region in 356 TOF cases, together with available parents and unrelated controls, provided no support for the hypothesis that common SNPs in this region have sizeable effects (ie, conferring ORs >2.0) on the risk of TOF, although the possibility smaller effects of common variants cannot be ruled out.

Male adult feeding, in contrast, had sizeable effects on almost all aspects of male and female reproduction, through the nutritional effects of ejaculates in females.

In summary, mtDNA variation had sizeable effects on adult longevity but these effects were contingent upon the nuDNA background and were generally stronger in females compared to males.

A recent meta-analysis of injury severity, functional impairment, and outcomes after TBI found that functional impairment (as measured by the FIM) had sizeable effect sizes in relation to "global disability," but very low effect sizes were found between FIM scores and various measures of quality of life [ 1].

In sum, as Martin and Grubb (2001) point out, limited period hiring subsidies to private employers can indeed be cost-effective and have sizeable macroeconomic employment effects, but they have to balance negative effects, which calls for sensible targeting of hiring subsidies.

"Menu labeling" with calorie information had really only just begun in 2010, so it would not have had a sizeable effect on these data, he said.

Both have sizeable operations in China.

Large factories in Asia still have sizeable purchasing departments.

All have sizeable Jewish populations.

The reason for considering only small changes of the baseline rules is to minimize the Lucas' critique, and also to check whether these small changes would have enough sizeable effects on retirement or more drastic changes would be needed.