Sentence examples for its considerable effect from inspiring English sources
His religion is his private concern, but his intolerant voice with its considerable effect is reason enough for many Americans to react strongly.
However, the use of this system is limited to specific climatic regions because of its considerable effect on the indoor environment.
In summary, the high prevalence of the metabolic syndrome and its considerable effect on the middle-aged population mandate the implementation of national policies for its prevention and control in the Middle Eastern countries, which face the world's greatest increment in the absolute burden of diabetes in the next two decades.
Regarding the importance of the sufficiently performed lymphadenectomy and its considerable effect on the complexity of gynecology-oncological operations, the patients without lymphadenectomy have been compared separately; the learning curve has only been investigated in patients received PEL and/or PAS.
Therefore, these mechanisms should contribute to its considerable cytotoxic effect.
In spite of its considerable floor effect indicating that half of the students investigated did not experience oral impacts, the OIDP inventory exhibited sufficient discriminatory properties suggesting that it is suitable for detecting group differences in cross-sectional studies.
However, it has considerable effect on the flow field in measurement locations with complex geometry, such as bends and bifurcations.
Use of chloramphenicol for postexposure prophylaxis has not been reported, and its considerable side effects make it a drug of last choice.
Another important observation was that the contention probability (CP) value assigned to every node, according to its priority, has a considerable effect on the system's performance.
In modern America, political intervention at the national level never reached the point of censorship, but in some cases it had a considerable effect on the culture.
The silica content of silica intercalated type 2 titanate, used as a support, has a considerable effect on its catalytic activity.
