Sentence examples for more limited effects from inspiring English sources

Other theories, however, suggest more limited effects of employment programs on crime.

Cognitive empathy, affective empathy and injunctive norms exerted more limited effects on explicit responses.

The study concludes that the program had strong and healthy effects on participants' peer group and behavior, but more limited effects on the socio-economic causes of crime.

Forest proximity had more limited effects: natural enemies showed more species and individuals at 5 m from the forest than at larger distances and, conversely, stink bug abundance was lower at the closest distance to the forest.

In contrast to STEM workers, the more limited effects of STEM worker density on Non-STEM worker age distribution could be an indicator that Non-STEM workers are influenced more by diverse work environment factors than peer type, such as organizational pay, mission, or management structure.

Regarding the 4 remaining mutants, His51Ala, His57Asp, Cys138Ala and Phe13Leu, their consequences on unfolding curves and Tm shifts were less pronounced, suggesting that these mutations have more limited effects on folding and stability of MtPncA.

However the effectiveness of this strategy may be blunted because of their more limited effect on quiescent or slowly dividing cells that require prolonged expression of the therapeutic gene and long term administration of the prodrugs.

Although the same tactic may have a more limited effect if rolled out in an Obama stump speech, it would be most effective during a debate -- when there is absolutely no time for the candidate to talk to her advisors about what to do.

Others might have a more limited effect.

In addition, Mr. Meyer said, "some developments suggest that the recent policy moves may have had a more limited effect on aggregate demand than would have been expected".

There is a second reason same-sex marriages in Massachusetts are likely to have a more limited effect than the president suggested.