Sentence examples for long-range effects from inspiring English sources

Because of its short-range destructiveness and the absence of long-range effects, the neutron bomb might be highly effective against tank and infantry formations on the battlefield but might not endanger nearby cities or other population centres.

The album had two important long-range effects.

Everybody will just have to wait to find out the long-range effects.

Dillon, R., Gadgil, C. & Othmer, H. G. Short- and long-range effects of Sonic hedgehog in limb development.

The long-range effects of gap junctions between some subtypes of amacrine cells40 and nearby DS cells43 could also contribute.

Importantly, a series of non-SRS elements are likely to be operative via long-range effects.

Many critics argue that much of the technology should be banned until stricter controls and better assessments of any potential long-range effects are in place.

Researchers had previously had no way of knowing for sure what the long-range effects of complications like bleeding in the brain might be.

largest magazines could have long range effects on both the magazine and television in dustries.

For the axial direction, Hurst's exponent is larger than 0.5 indicating the persistence of long range effects due to random turbulent eddies.

Although AO has had considerable success in optical astronomy, its complexity, cost, and inability to correct for long range effects makes its widespread adoption for OW problematic.