Sentence examples for in effect applied from inspiring English sources

In reversing Judge Braslow, the appellate court said: "The county court in effect applied a blanket disqualification for all of the defendant's proffered evidence.

The revenue from that tax is accruing to the producers, and if we think about how to get out of the mess here, then what we want to do is in effect apply a tax to the oil products.

With that, we can in effect apply the T-schema, relative to our hypothesis H, and see what we get.

All three in effect apply to South London Healthcare and can explain why it has become the first trust to be put on a formal warning that it could be declared bust.

This downsizing operation has two additional advantages: it in effect applies a mean filter to the original image and thus reduces the noise, and each re-sampled image will have square pixels as required by Reconstruct, since the original Z step size was twice that of the X-Y pixel size.

gcal(t) also agrees with gobs(t) during winter (such as in February 2009 and January 2010), owing to the snow-covering effect applied in the model.

The shots appeared to have an effect applied, in a manner similar to "beauty" filters offered on competing handsets.

In principle, the same effect applies in critically ill pediatric patients, but here the low mortality rates have not made it possible to demonstrate a mortality disadvantage, although a morbidity disadvantage has been reported [ 6].

A similar multiplier effect applies in the credit-card business.

Indeed, this liberating effect applies in any situation where you're afraid of what the rest of the world might think about your choices.

For example, the theory of punctuated equilibria (Eldredge 1971; Eldredge and Gould 1972; see Eldredge 2008a) combines the notion of geographic speciation with the empirical pattern of stasis in the fossil record in effect applying Simpson's ideas of rapid evolutionary change down to the level of species.