Sentence examples for largely an effect from inspiring English sources

Each profession was then and is now largely an effect of profit-motivated prosperity, and Schumpeter well understood that the individuals most prone to entering the fields mentioned were among capitalism's greatest skeptics.

In VEP studies, Omland et al. [34] could not observe any lack of habituation in migraine patients which they supposed to be largely an effect of blindedness; past trials with findings of habituation deficits have not been blinded.

Of course, it's not certain if that was largely an effect of the program or the LocalSpr app, but Saks is pleased with the result and has plans to expand the Go Local program nationwide this year to its 11,000 employees spread over 115 locations.

Keith Simanton, managing editor of the online movie database IMDB, said that the movie's success was largely an effect of canny marketing and good timing.

Another important aspect of the present study is that it illustrates that the adjuvant effect of LPS on antibody formation is not only an effect of LPS or LPS-induced cytokines on the immune system, but largely an effect on the brain which induces the augmentation of the formation of antibodies by the immune system.

The percentage of multicolored structures increased with cell density (2000, 5000 cells/well), suggesting that merging of structures or intermingling of cells is largely an effect of proximity (Fig. 1E).

Together, our results demonstrate that, although differences in cis-acting elements exist between the different lines under study, the different patterns of P1 expression are largely a consequence of effects in trans.

Although polymorphisms exist between the P1 basal promoter sequences of the landraces and low altitude lines, we found that differences in gene regulation by UV-B are largely a consequence of effects in trans-, suggesthat thesethese regulatory sequence differences are not the causal reasons for the difference in expression.

Brokers say the rise in rents in Jersey City is largely an indirect effect of the soaring rents in Lower Manhattan.

Pulsing flow, whose ECT fingerprint was similar to that of slugging flow, was largely an entrance effect.

This high false-positive rate is thought to be largely an indirect effect of increased cell proliferation in response to cell injury and death caused by the near toxic doses of test substances used in the bioassay (Gaylor 2005).