Sentence examples for in effect notes from inspiring English sources
Back in 2008 the monetary base of the euro zone (in effect notes and coins plus reserves held at the region's central banks) was around 10% of GDP; the equivalent figures for the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England were in the 4-6% range.
The narrator, in effect, notes that to his great amazement sometimes, in the totalitarian order of bats, a "different city" unexpectedly appears.
The first, which was in effect noted by Salmon himself in work subsequent to his (1971), is that there are circumstances in which the Causal Markov condition fails and hence in which causal claims do not imply the screening off relationships described above.
The difference in effect noted between the cell lines is not completely surprising for a number of reasons; firstly T47D cells were shown to express the lowest endogenous levels of miR-183, thus the effect of overexpression in these cells would be expected to result in a more dramatic or measurable phenotypic effect than in cells where miR-183 is expressed at higher levels endogenously.
The apparent latitudinal gradient in this effect noted in the meta-analysis 16 is entirely expected as a reflection of the well-established, but under-recognized, gradient in seasonality of birth rates present in the general population.
Of interest, there was no decrement in treatment effect noted among patients taking low-dose aspirin.
The need to reach adequate protective serum levels is supported by the delay in treatment effect noted during the NICHD trial [ 26].
In effect, he notes, you get more coverage for those higher private payments.
In effect, Parenti notes, routine digital surveillance is everywhere -- credit cards, workplace ID's, gym memberships, health insurance records and Internet accounts.
As some readers may have guessed, a number of my recent blog posts have in effect been notes on the way toward my paper and presentation here.
"In effect," Eyler notes, "the progressives have become regressives".
