Sentence examples for most interesting effects from inspiring English sources

Hermès is synonymous with luxury, but while Ms. Nichanian offered a cushy array of leather and fur, her most interesting effects were hiding in plain sight.

It seems we're being groomed to develop more expensive tastes: one of the most interesting effects of the loyalty scheme, says Stone, is that, once customers are "addicted" to shopping with a particular retailer, they become "insensitive to price".

Self-tracking, in this way, is not really a tool of optimization but of discovery, and if tracking regimes that we would once have thought bizarre are becoming normal, one of the most interesting effects may be to make us re-evaluate what "normal" means.

But silence actually produced one of the most interesting effects.

This is one of the most interesting effects I've found in a Speak&Spell in years.

This experiment shows the largest divergence between the simulations and the real-world experiments, and shows the most interesting effects.

The most interesting effect is the rapid TSR decrease that starts in 2010, when the large generation of European baby boomers started to cross the 65 years boundary (Reher 2015; Van Bavel and Reher 2013).

"But, the most interesting effect of this collection of difference was (to me) its overwhelming sameness.

The most interesting effect the experience had on me was that for a while after, I had a newfound appreciation for sounds I had always hated – that of dogs barking or babies crying, for example.

Instead, we use the FOM as a measure of the strongest (e.g., most interesting) effect among all possible bi-cliques.

Nevertheless, the most interesting result is related to observation of a novel promoting effect of NO on CO oxidation.