Sentence examples for how great an effect from inspiring English sources

Another of the key findings has been how great an effect the marine temperature has on the organisms under study.

The power of the BMJ study, then, may be to highlight how great an effect the restaurants themselves have on consumer choice.

"Counter-terrorism was not something I had previously considered," observes fellow student, Graham Price, 23. "It was surprising how great an effect the design of an area can have on its ability to cope with a terrorist attack".

It wasn't until I recently found a picture copy of 'The Animals of Farthing Wood' by Colin Dann in our local charity shop that I wondered how great an effect the books I read as a child have had on where I am today.

And the striking degree of those differences, adds Marc Bekoff, a cognitive ethologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, shows how "great an effect domestication had on the behavior of dogs".

While it remains to be seen how great an effect this tweak will have, easing the pressure on certain films to secure a theatrical release could potentially enable more international documentaries to be included in the process and perhaps benefit platforms like HBO, Netflix and PBS that produce and acquire significant numbers of documentaries and sometimes forgo theatrical releases.

But how big an effect is it?

As the research piles up, it is increasingly hard to find economists who deny that something structural is afoot; the debate is how great that effect is.Much more controversial, however, is how long the productivity acceleration will continue.

To find out how great this effect was, researchers analyzed genes in animals that independently developed echolocation, the ability to scan the world using sound.

It is therefore not known whether the pattern found in F. anselli is observed in other social mole-rats (or cooperatively breeding vertebrates from other taxa), and if so, how great the effect is. Reliable datasets of additional species are therefore urgently required.

Re "While the Super Bowl Dazzles, Auto Jobs Disappear" (Feb. 1): I was immensely pleased that Dave Anderson looked beyond the XL banners and football frenzy in Detroit to examine just how great (or minute) an effect playing host to the Super Bowl is having.