Sentence examples for in effect described from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mappen, who is assembling the encyclopedia and who wrote the Jersey joke entry, said this treatment went as far back as Jonathan Belcher, a Colonial governor, who in effect described the state as middlebrow.

That assumes other key actors are willing to play along with what the former head of MI6 Sir John Sawers has in effect described as a fictional explanation by the Saudis of what happened to Khashoggi.

Lou Preston of Preston Vineyards in Healdsburg, Calif., in effect described Macari's first sauvignon release when telling in a news release about his own 1997 sauvignon: "Young, vigorous vines tend to accentuate the green character of the fruit," he wrote, "so look for some deliciously herbal wine" in coming years.

In this chapter Locke, in effect, describes the evolution of the state of nature to the point where it becomes expedient for those in it to found a civil government.

These data confirm the regulatory role of RASSF1A in cardiomyocytes and imply that the in vivo effect described in Figure  1 was likely due to the direct TNF-α effect on cardiomyocytes.

However, a synaptic reinforcement at the level of the dorsal raphe might be involved in the excitatory effect described above.

This is the equivalent, in an open population, of the "even moment effect" described in Rice [23].

The intervention effect described in the RCT is in keeping with improvement over time irrespective of the intervention.

The effect, described in a paper to appear in the journal Physical Review Letters, may be sufficient to offset age-related declines in balance control, he said.

It may also be compatible with the effect described in this manuscript because a decrease in calcium influx would decrease cortical excitability, globally depressing synaptic activity.

In this model, the stress strain relationship of the tension stiffening effect described in the cracking range is proposed.